Limitations of Metrics in Impact Analysis: A Discussion

·Mar 05, 2025 06:50 AM·

Why in the Impact analysis, when selecting metrics, are there only event counts, user counts, and event property aggregations available? There are no user-granularity aggregation metrics, nor are there rolling windows.

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For example, if I want to see the trend of users' cumulative payment amounts over the past week, the Impact analysis cannot display this metric.
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Andrew S.
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Presumably the payments are tracked on payment events with the amount as a property on the event? Then you can do an aggregate by user insight of the event. Aggregating the sum of the payment amount property. And then breakdown the insight by user (id, name, email, whatever field you are using).
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Thank you for the explanation. However, in the impact analysis, it's not possible to calculate the aggregate by user metric. Andrew S. For example, if I want to see the impact of eventA on this metric, it's not feasible. This metric would be very useful for game level analysis.

冯敬舜
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For example, if I want to see the trend of users' cumulative payment amounts over the past week, the Impact analysis cannot display this metric.
👍1
Andrew S.
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Presumably the payments are tracked on payment events with the amount as a property on the event? Then you can do an aggregate by user insight of the event. Aggregating the sum of the payment amount property. And then breakdown the insight by user (id, name, email, whatever field you are using).
冯敬舜
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Thank you for the explanation. However, in the impact analysis, it's not possible to calculate the aggregate by user metric. Andrew S. For example, if I want to see the impact of eventA on this metric, it's not feasible. This metric would be very useful for game level analysis.