Account Profiles dashboard
The Adobe Experience Platform user interface (UI) provides a dashboard through which you can view important information about your account profiles, as captured during a daily snapshot. This guide outlines how to access and work with the Account Profiles dashboard in the UI and provides more information regarding the visualizations displayed in the dashboard.
This document provides an overview of the features within the Account Profiles dashboard and details the available standard insights. See the Account Profiles UI guide for comprehensive details on its available features.
Getting started
You must be entitled to Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform B2B Edition to access the B2B Account Profiles dashboard.
Account profiles data data
The Account Profiles dashboard displays a snapshot of your unified account information. This account information comes from the multiple sources across your marketing channels and the diverse systems that your organization currently uses to store customer account information.
The profile data in the snapshot shows the data exactly as it appears at the specific point in time when the snapshot was taken. In other words, the snapshot is not an approximation or sample of the data, and the Account Profiles dashboard does not update in real-time.
Explore the Account Profiles dashboard explore
To navigate to the Account Profiles dashboard within the Platform UI, select Profiles under Accounts in the left navigation panel.
From the Account Profiles dashboard, you can either browse the account profiles ingested into your organization, or view the entirety of your account profile data at a glance using widgets.
Date filter date-filter
The Overview tab is composed of widgets that provide read-only metrics to convey important information about your account profiles. Select the calendar icon or dates to change the global date filter for your widgets.
Configure the lead to account matching service lead-to-account-matching-service
Select Settings to configure the lead to account matching service from the Account settings dialog. For full details on how to configure your lead to account matching, see the UI guide. To learn more about lead to account matching, refer to the lead to account matching in Real-Time CDP B2B documentation.
Browse account profiles browse-account-profiles
From the Browse tab, you can search and view the read-only account profiles ingested into your organization. Use an account ID from a connected enterprise source or enter source details directly. From this workspace, you can see important information belonging to the account profile including, their name, industry, revenue, and audience among others.
Select the Profile ID from the results displayed on the Browse tab to open the Details tab for the account profile.
The account profile information displayed on the Details tab has been merged together from multiple profile fragments to form a single view of the individual account. See the documentation on browsing account profiles in Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform to learn more about account profile viewing capabilities in the Platform UI.
Standard widgets standard-widgets
Adobe provides standard widgets that you can use to visualize different metrics related to your account profiles.
To learn more about each of the available standard widgets, select the name of a widget from the following list:
Account profiles added account-profiles-added
The Account profiles added widget uses a line graph to display the number of account profiles added each day over a period of time. Use the global date filter located at the top of your dashboard to determine the period of analysis. If no date filter is provided, the default behavior lists the account profiles added for the year prior to today. The results can be used to infer a trend in the number of account profiles added.
New accounts by industry accounts-by-industry
The New accounts by industry widget displays the total number of accounts in a single metric inside a donut chart. The donut chart illustrates the relative makeup of different industries that comprise this total. A color-coded key provides a breakdown of all the included industries. Individual counts for each industry are displayed in a dialog when the cursor hovers over the respective section of the donut chart.
New accounts by type accounts-by-type
The New accounts by type widget displays the total number of accounts in a single metric inside a donut chart. The donut chart illustrates the relative makeup of different account types that comprise this total. A color-coded key provides a breakdown of all the included account types. Individual counts for each type of account are displayed in a dialog when the cursor hovers over the respective section of the donut chart.
New opportunities by person role opportunities-by-person-role
The New opportunities by person role widget displays the total number of your opportunities in a single metric inside a donut chart. The donut chart illustrates the relative makeup of roles that comprise this total number of opportunities. A color-coded key provides a breakdown of all the included roles. Individual counts for each role are displayed in a dialog when the cursor hovers over the respective section of the donut chart.
New opportunities by revenue opportunities-by-revenue
The New opportunities by revenue widget uses a bar chart to illustrate the total estimated amount of revenue generated by your opportunities. The widget supports up to six opportunities.
To see a dialog that contains the specific revenue total for an opportunity, use the cursor to hover over individual bars.
New opportunities by status & stage opportunities-by-status-&-stage
This widget uses a bar chart to illustrate the number of opportunities that are either open or closed at all stages of the marketing/sales funnel. The widget uses colors to differentiate the stage of the opportunities. A color-coded key indicates the available stages for opportunities.
New opportunities won opportunities-won
The New opportunities won widget displays the total number of your opportunities that have been successfully finalized in a single metric inside a donut chart. The donut chart illustrates the relative makeup of opportunities that are either won or not. A color-coded key distinguishes between won and not-won opportunities. Individual counts for each role are displayed in a dialog when the cursor hovers over the respective section of the donut chart.
Opportunities added opportunities-added
The Opportunities added widget uses a line graph to display the number of opportunities added each day over a period of time. Use the global date filter located at the top of your dashboard to determine the period of analysis. If no date filter is provided, the default behavior lists the opportunities added for the year prior to today. The results can be used to infer a trend in the number of opportunities added.
Predictive scoring distribution predictive-scoring-distribution
The Predictive scoring distribution widget shows the score distribution of all account profiles to help you understand the health of your sales pipeline at a glance. The scoring data is conveyed through a donut chart and a column chart.
The donut chart illustrates the proportion of your total account profiles in each of the high, medium, and low propensity to buy buckets. The key provides more details on the color-coded sections including the scoring bucket ranges and the number of account profiles in that range.
The column chart provides a more granular scoring breakdown. Each column shows the number of account profiles in each of the 20 five-point-increment buckets.
The dropdown menu within the widget allows you to select the account scoring model.
Predictive scoring top influential factors predictive-scoring-top-influential-factors
The Predictive scoring top influential factors widget helps you to understand the most significant factors that drive the scores for each propensity bucket.
This widget shows the top influential factors for each of the high, medium, and low propensity buckets. A bar for each influential factor indicates the percentage of the account profiles in that propensity bucket that contains the specific influential factor.
The dropdown menu within the widget allows you to select the account scoring model.
Unable to load data error errors
If a widget displays Unable to load. Try again. this is because there is no available data for the B2B entity. For example, the widget displayed below New opportunities by person role, shows the message “Unable to load. Try again.” since this sandbox does not have available opportunity data.
To resolve the issue, you must ingest B2B entity data, such as opportunity person data, into the sandbox. After 48 hours, the data is reflected in the widgets.
Next steps
By following this document, you should now know how to locate the Account Profiles dashboard and also understand the metrics displayed in the available widgets. To learn more about working with account profiles as part of your B2B data in the Experience Platform UI, please refer to the account profiles overview for Adobe Real-Time CDP, B2B Edition.