Make it easier and quicker to favorite a metric in discover with a 'right click' menu that allow me to favorite or unfavorite a metric rather than current proceedure of opening the Organize window and then dragging the metrics I want into my Favorite.

Currently when you run a classification report in Site Catalyst and want to break down a classification by the root values you must work through the entire report menu structure. Could we get some kind of a toggle expand/collapse to quickly view the individual values within the classification?

I want to be layer a micro segment (or filter) onto an event metric within a Discover report. This micro segment would allow me to specify a specific evar value for that event metric. At least I think that’s what I want. Real world example. I am running a visits report and included an event1 metric. I have two segments, 1st Time Visitors and Loyal Visitors. I want to keep my trended view but also want to only see event1 if evar1=A The best solution currently (if I want to maintain trending) is t...

In the event that a Discover project file is corrupted all the reports built are lost which is a big deal for big projects. I suggest a client side backup so if a file is corrupted on servers, I can load a previous, uncorrupted version into discover. This could also allow for select sharing of projects, rather than making a shared project available for all everyone with a seat.

The ability to see an items rank between multiple metrics without sorting. For example, a pages report showing Entries, Single Page Visits, and Visits. Next to each metric is the page's rank on that metric. Then I can quickly see how a page ranks for each metric without needing to sort, or pull the report into excel. And then if the rank could be trended as well. That would be extraordinary and would help to more quickly identify movement over time.

The current limitation for comparison report to ranking limits our ability to account for anomaly events and to compare the trajectory of what we're measuring. Having access to trend comparisons would often make deciding what is worth pursuing and what are non-issues faster and more defendable.

Make T&T campaigns fully subrelatable like s.campaigns. Current subrelations are only slightly more subrelatable than basic eVar subrelations