Run different report types

You can run many different types of reports in Analysis Workspace. Following are a few examples.

For a complete list of available pre-built report types, see Use pre-built reports

Run a Fallout report

The Fallout Report shows the number of visitors who visited a pre-specified sequence of pages. It also shows conversion and fallout rates between each step.

Check out the new Fallout Analysis panel in Analysis Workspace!

1. In Adobe Analytics, click Reports > Paths > Pages > Fallout.

2. On the Fallout Report page, click Launch the Fallout Report Builder.

3. On the Define Checkpoints page, specify the checkpoints that you want to use for the report.

4. Click Run Report.

Run a Page Flow report

Page Flow reports show the order in which your visitors access pages and navigate through your site. This report helps answer

For example, click Workspace > Reports > Engagement > Next and previous page flow.

Run a marketing channel report

Marketing Channel reporting provides an overview report of the first and last-touch channel allocation, with standard reporting metrics like revenue, orders, and cost. These reports enable you to analyze how much revenue each channel generates.

See the Marketing Channel help system for more information.

Run an Anomaly Detection report

You can run Anomaly Detection and Contribution Analysis only in Analysis Workspace.

Run a Real-Time report

Describes how to view and interpret real-time reports.

Reports > Site Metrics > Real-Time .

Real-Time reporting offers two main reports - an overview report and a detail report. They each consist of a number of reportlets.

See Real-time reporting overview for more information.

1. Take a look at the Overview report and its components:

   UI Component	Description
   Select Report Suite	Shows the report suite that this real-time report covers. To change the report suite, see Real-Time Reports Configuration .
   Switch among reports	Lets you switch among the reports you have set up (maximum of 3.)
   Select time range	Lets you choose the overall time range to be used by all reportlets in the report.
   Configure reports	This gear icon link is visible only if you have Admin rights. Clicking it takes you to the Report Suite Manager under Admin Tools > Report Suites > Edit Settings > Real-Time .
   Full-screen view	The full-screen view icon is visible only if your monitor has a specific aspect ratio (either 16:9 or 16:10) AND if your browser supports it. Note that you cannot interact with the screen while it is in full-screen mode (press Esc to exit). Full-screen mode does not time out.
   Site Traffic Reportlet	The blue trend line data shows the traffic total for the overall site. The X axis uses literal labels (15 minutes ago, 10 minutes ago) except for the current value, which is shown as a real-time expression.
   Site Total Reportlet	Presents a count of the Site Total for the real-time report's selected metric for the last N minutes. "N" is configurable through the Time Range selector. The arrow color and direction are based on the following algorithm: Significant Gain (Up arrow): > 100% Gain (Up Right arrow): between 5 % and 100% Flat (Right arrow): between 5% and -5% Loss (Down Right arrow): between -5% and -100% Significant Loss (Down arrow): < -100% If the site total is reported in "instances", these instances reflect the dimension in the primary reportlet. If an instance-specific name exists (such as "Page Views",) the site total reports that name.
   Primary Reportlet	Report for the Real-Time report's primary dimension and for its metric. Presents a trend line for that element for the selected time range. The metric total represents the sum for the full trend line. The arrow indicates if the item is strongly gaining, gaining, flat, losing or strongly losing.
   Search Dialog	The search impacts all reportlets. Search persists as you view the report.
   Sort by... Most Popular/Gainers/ Losers	You can toggle to sort by Most Popular (default), Gainers (dimensions showing the most growth), and Losers (dimensions that are on a downward trajectory.) Here is the formula that is used to determine gainers or losers: Real-Time looks at the earliest sample and the next-to-latest sample and does a simple "% change" calculation. So if "Last 15 minutes" is selected, and n represents the current minute, n-1 is compared to n-15. Real-Time does not currently do any weighting. The current minute is ignored because it is not complete and would likely produce a false % change. This formula is consistent across all metrics used in the real-time report.
   Secondary 1 Reportlet	Presents Real-Time Reports for the second provisioned report's dimension and for the metric. The secondary 1 reportlet shows the top 4 categories; the 5th one is an aggregation of all remaining values. For each category, the total raw view of that category is provided. In addition, the total for all categories is shown in the center. Hovering on a section highlights the associated category, and displays the category trend line below the donut. Hovering on a line item highlights the line item plus the associated section and displays the category trend line below the donut.
   Secondary 2 Reportlet	Presents Real-Time Reports for the third provisioned report's dimension and for the metric. Hovering on top of the item label slides the label to the right and reveals a trend line for the hovered item.

2. Click a list item in the Primary Reportlet to launch the Details view for that list item:

   Item Trend Reportlet	Presents the trend line of the item that was selected in the Overview Report for the last N minutes. N is configurable through the Time Range selector.
   Item Total Reportlet	Presents a total metric count for the item that was selected in the Overview Report for the last N minutes. N is configurable through the Time Range selector.
   Correlated Secondary 1 Reportlet	This reportlet is very similar to the Secondary 1 Reportlet. The only difference is the data source used to populate this report: in this example, it shows the correlation (or breakdown) between a specific page (the one you selected in the primary reportlet of the Overview report) and the instances viewed.
   Correlated Secondary 2 Reportlet	This reportlet is very similar to the Secondary 2 Reportlet. The only difference is the data source used to populate this report: in this example, it shows the correlation (or breakdown) between a specific page (the one you selected in the primary reportlet of the Overview report) and the language dimension.