Seriously.  This metric should be in all Traffic Source reports!!

Doesn't this exist in Site Metrics > Time Spent Per Visit?  Just add "Visits (Report-Specific)" as your metric. 

Everywhere we have Visitors as a metric, we should also be able to pull in New Visitors and Repeat Visitors too!  That'd be really cool!

The Paid Search Detection Case-Sensitivity is nice, but it doesn't seem to work properly in the interface. For example, here is how my Report Suites were set up:                I wanted to add cid (lowercase) as well:        However, when I did this, I received a message that it was successful, but ...

Personally, I think adding a second axis is a good idea.  Perhaps with a simple interface to:- Swap the axes that the metrics live on- Show only one metric at a time- Pull in even more than 2 metrics in the TableLove it!  It's very frustrating to switch metrics back and forth

ProdView is supposed to be just a regular event, but it's barely available throughout the report suite!  At least add it to Pages and eVar reports.  I'm wasting an event just to duplicate prodView. Thanks!

If I create a new Report Suite, and want to add event31 in the Admin Console, I'll have to sequentially click "Add New" 31 times or less.  It'd be nice to have a drop-down that I can click to simply "Add New: Event31" or something along those lines.  Would just make for less time-wasting in the Admi...

So I realize this is a pretty far out-there idea, but hey, that's what the Idea Exchange is all about right?  Not just finding bugs and complaining...So here's my thinking:eVars, sProps, events => What do these even mean to developers?  Sure Omniture experts know the difference.  And Developers who ...

This is another report that is executed much better in Google Analytics.  The Traffic Source report in GA shows a simple breakdown of: Referring Sites vs Direct Traffic vs Search.  Omniture could enhance this by including Campaign tracking as well.  Certainly would be an improvement over looking at ...

SiteCatalyst does not de-duplicate Orders in Product Classifications.  For example: A user buys 2 products in a single order (A Cheeseburger - $2 and a Hot Dog - $1). The Products report would show: Product                Units     Orders  Revenue Cheeseburger   1              1              $2Hot D...