I'd like the ability to edit a custom report from directly within the report; perhaps something similar to how you can edit a dashboard reportlet. It would save time, since the current process involves making changes to the current report, saving it as a new custom report, and then going into the Admin Console >> Menu Customization section to delete the old version of the report. Seems like an awful lot of effort, especially if I just want to change a rolling date setting or filter.

Whenever I need to login to the Online Marketing Suite (see screenshot), I tab through each of the form fields. However, due to the order of the login button vs. the "remember my login" checkbox, I have to hit tab to get past the login button, hit the space key to check the box, and do SHIFT+Tab to get back to the login button. A simple fix would be to change the order of these two items on the form. I have to clear my cookies every few days for testing purposes, so I run into this issue quite o...

I often run into a situation where I have a segment in Discover that has many different segment rules built directly into the container (not just nested elements), and then I realize towards the end that I really wanted to use a different type of container (e.g. Page View instead of Visit). It would save a great deal of time and reduce the risk of error if I could just edit the container type from within the Rule Builder wizard. For instance, where it says "Name: Visit" when going to edit a Visi...

Quite often, I am submitting ClientCare tickets (via email) for other members of my team (at times, up to 10 different people). Whenever I receive an update from ClientCare, I have to forward ClientCare's email onto other users to make sure they are constantly in the loop. It would be great if, whenever I CC others on an email to ClientCare, the system automatically knows to CC them when the ClientCare member responds.

When looking at a single date range, using 7/11/2010 - 7/17/2010, I don't like that when I then select to "Compare Dates" and select the week prior (7/4/2010 - 7/10/2010), the "Change" column does the calculation based on OLD minus NEW (i.e. week ending 7/10/2010 minus week ending 7/17/2010 - see attachment). The only way to get around this is to move the order of the date ranges to pull the old dates first; however, this doesn't seem like a great solution, since the report then shows the older ...

I would like to see the ability to de-duplicate classification metrics inside of SiteCatalyst UI and Excel plug-ins, instead of relying on Discover/Data Warehouse to do so.

I've been told that Discover samples based on complex algorithms. However, it would be great to know some standard guidelines to minimize this behavior or the ability to turn off sampling in crucial situations. There are times when I simply cannot wait on a Data Warehouse request to get delivered and I need to drill in deep enough in Discover to see what is impacting specific user types. Sampling throws this analysis off.