Using the dashboard

Overview

Find your way around the Rabolic dashboard. The navigation, the filter bar (dates, comparison, platform, environment), sharing links, tables and search, and the project Overview page.

The dashboard is at app.rabolic.com. Every page belongs to an organization and a project, and the URL says which: app.rabolic.com/<organization>/<project>/<page>. A link you share opens the same organization, project and filters.

The organization has its own pages: Overview, Usage & billing, Members and Settings. See Organizations and roles. Items you don't have the role for are hidden.

The filter bar

Report pages share one filter bar at the top. Your filters are kept in the URL.

  • Date range: Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days (the default), Last 90 days, or a custom range.
  • Compare to: Previous period (the default), Previous year, or No comparison.
  • Platforms: shown when the project has more than one platform. Pick one or several, or Only one.
  • Environment: Production (the default), Staging or Development. Events take their environment from the key they were sent with. See Keys.
  • Updated … ago: refreshes the data.
  • Share → Copy link with filters.

Reports use the project's time zone for days. They leave out bot traffic and your internal traffic (see Project settings).

Tables

Every table has a search box, a Columns picker, paging and a CSV button. The CSV holds the rows the table has loaded, with your filters.

Money columns appear only when the project has a revenue source.

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux), or click Search users, events… in the top bar. Search pages, projects, organizations, events, funnels and people.

The Overview page

The project's home page: how the project did in the selected range, against the period before.

  • Top strip: a chart of visitors, or revenue when the project has a revenue source. Next to it: conversions or revenue per visitor, conversion rate, bounce rate and session time.
  • Key numbers: key events, conversions, sessions and time to convert.
  • Breakdowns, each linking to Analytics:
    • Sources: channel, referrer, campaign;
    • Pages: pages and screens, entry, exit, hostname;
    • Locations: country, region, city;
    • Technology: device, OS, browser, app version, SDK.
  • Platform mix: web, iOS and Android side by side.
  • Top events, with ★ for key events.
  • Realtime: visitors online now and visitors per minute over the last 30 minutes.
  • Top conversion funnels, from your saved funnels.
  • Recent conversions: recent purchases when the project has revenue, otherwise recently identified people.
  • Anomalies & alerts: up to three open alert incidents.

A new project shows a "waiting for the first event" screen until its SDK sends something. Get started in the project walks you through picking an SDK, installing it and checking that events arrive, then a setup checklist: SDK installed, first event received, user identity, a conversion event, verified revenue (optional) and a first funnel.