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Accessing primary rollout analytics on your dashboard

Your session analytics dashboard to access data and insights

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Written by Cody Iddings
Updated over 4 months ago

Each experience has a live analytics dashboard where you can find data and insights from your sessions. Note:Preview sessions don't show up in the Analytics dashboard.

How to access

You can access analytics in two ways:

  1. Analytics tab: Click the 'Analytics' label in the main navigation.

  2. Within an experience:Click the chart icon to the left of the Preview button. This will take you directly to the analytics for that specific experience.

Session analytics

Session overview

  • Completed sessions: The number of sessions that participants have completed. When you export a report, you'll only see data for completed sessions.

  • Started sessions: The number of sessions that have been started, whether or not they were completed.

  • Sessions on hold:The number of sessions that have been temporarily paused . Participants can resume these sessions later.

Session table

Below the overview blocks, there is a session table. This table provides information about the sessions that have been started or completed over time. You can click on any row to see more details about a session, including the participant names and email addresses, and a link to resume the session, if applicable. The session table does not show preview sessions.

Here's what each column in the table shows:

  • Session ID: A unique identifier for each session.

  • Session status:The current status of the session. Status typically goes from Initiated-> Active-> Completed. A session will be marked DNF after 30 days of it being active.

  • Client name (if applicable): The name of the client associated with the session (for ELP customers).

  • Region (if applicable): The region the host chose for the session.

  • Host email: The email address of the host who created the session.

  • Started date and time: The date and time when the session was started.

  • Progress (if active or DNF): The section and activity progress the group has gone through.

  • Completed date and time (if applicable): The date and time when the session was completed.

  • Duration (if applicable): The total duration of the session.

  • Participant name and email address: The names and email addresses of the participants in the session.

Ability to mark session as complete

You can manually mark a session as complete, even if participants didn't finish all the activities. This can be useful in situations where a session was interrupted or ended prematurely. You can mark any Active, DNF, or On hold session as complete.

Resuming a session

You can resume any session that is Activeor On Hold . This is a unique URL to that particular session.

Participant analytics

Note: Participant analytics only appear for completed sessions.

  1. Participants completed: The number of participants who completed a session.

  2. Avg participants per session: The average number of participants in a completed session.

  3. Remote participants: The percentage of participants who joined on a video call, compared to those who joined in a meeting room.

Insights

Note: Insights only appear for completed sessions.

  1. Engagement:The percentage of activities completed by participants. If a participant skips an activity, it will lower the overall engagement score. Note:If a participant takes a break or is removed from a session, it will also affect the overall engagement score.

  2. Avg completion time: The average time it takes participants to complete a session, shown as HH:MM.

  3. Most selected avatar: The avatar that participants selected most often when starting the experience.

Filters

If you don't select a date range, the dashboard and exported data will default to the current month to date and include all experiences. Here are the filters you can use:

  1. Date filter: Filter the data to include only sessions that started within a specific date range. You can choose between relative dates (e.g., 'Last 7 days') and fixed date ranges.

  2. Experience filter: Select one or more experiences to filter the data. By default, data from all experiences is shown.

  3. Region filter: If you've set up custom regions, you can filter by them here.

  4. Client filter: ELP customers can filter by their specific clients here.

File exports

Learn more about exporting Attendance and Experience reports here .

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