Analytics Explorer

The Analytics Explorer page provides a detailed breakdown of any dimension and metric within the selected app. The Explorer page is fully customizable and provides the ability include, exclude and reorganize data to maximize efficiency.

NOTE: From any of the other Analytics pages, you can navigate to the Explorer tool and retain the current filter settings. This provides in depth views into any aspect of an app’s data.


Analytics Interface

  1. Log in to Free App Analytics.
  2. Select the desired Account and App.
  3. Select Analytics > Explorer.
  4.  


Analytics Page Tools

For more information about the tools that can be used on the Analytics page such as date range, filters, sharing the page and exporting device ID, refer to our Analytics Page Tools support documentation.


Explorer Chart Overview

The Explorer chart is divided into 2 main sections, the Dimensions and Metrics selection areas, and the interactive chart.

Dimensions and Metrics can be added, removed and reordered as needed.

Mousing over Dimensions displays the expand button. By clicking on the Dimension expand button, specific level data can be displayed.

NOTE: When leveraging Cross App functionality, Explorer data for all apps within the App Name filter will be displayed. Explorer data may be displayed for each app by utilizing the dimensions feature. For more information on viewing Explorer data by app, refer to the Explorer Organization section.

NOTE: Only the first 250 rows will be displayed for the highest level dimension defined within the view. Adding a highest level dimension with over 250 unique combinations can produce varying results depending on dimension order.

 

Chart Overview

A. Dimensions and Metrics can be updated and organized as needed
B. Chart displaying selected Dimensions and Metrics
C. Dimension expand button.
D. Summary values are a sum of each row in the Metrics column. The only exception(s) to this are the RPU and RPI Metrics in which Kochava takes an average of the column.


Explorer Organization

Explorer data can be organized in many different ways in order to assist in the optimization of data visualization.

NOTE: The dimensions available is dependent on the data that is being sent to Free App Analytics.

  1. Within the Dimensions section, Click the “+” icon and Select one of the following:
    1. App ID
    2. App Name
    3. App Version
    4. Campaign
    5. Creative
    6. Segment
    7. Tracker
    8. Device Carrier Name
    9. Device Language
    10. Device Network Conn Type
    11. Device Orientation
    12. Device Os
    13. Device Os Version
    14. Device Type
    15. Device Version
    16. Ad Size
    17. Ad Type
    18. Churn Liklihood
    19. Churn Score
    20. Currency
    21. Friends Invited
    22. Items in Cart
    23. Mtr Rejected
    24. Data
    25. Device Type
    26. Placement
    27. Product Brand
    28. Product Name
    29. Product Sku
    30. Product Style
    31. Push Campaign
    32. Push Segment
    33. Receipt Status
    34. Revenue
    35. Session Duration
    36. Subscription Action
    37. Sum
    38. Total Sessions
    39. User Id
    40. User Total Revenue To Date
    41. Event Name
    42. City
    43. Country
    44. DMA
    45. Region
    46. Zip
    47. Type
    48. Install Campaign
    49. Install Creative
    50. Install Matched By
    51. Install Network Name
    52. Install Site
    53. Install Tracker
    54. Matched To
    55. Matched By
    56. Network Name
    57. Network Id
    58. Network Key
    59. Partner Ad Group Id
    60. Partner Ad Group Name
    61. Partner Campaign Id
    62. Partner Campaign Name
    63. Partner Keyword
    64. Partner Platform
    65. NOTE: For more information about how the Partner fields map to SAN metadata, please refer to our SAN Networks Campaign Data Mapping support documentation.

    66. QR Code
    67. Site
    68. Agency Name
    69. Agency Id
    70. Traffic Verification Fail Reason
    71. Traffic Verified
    72. By Hour
    73. By Day
    74. By Week
    75. By Month

    NOTE: By default, Campaign, Segment, Tracker, Event Name and By Day Dimensions are displayed.

    NOTE: In order to use the App dimension feature (App ID, App Name, App Version), the desired corresponding apps must be added utilizing the filter feature. For more information about adding apps using the filter feature, refer to our Analytics Page Tools support documentation.

  2. Within the Metrics section, Click the “+” icon and Select one of the following:
  3. NOTE: The metrics available is dependent on the data that is being sent to Kochava.

    1. Events
    2. Clicks
    3. New Users
    4. Cost
    5. ROI
    6. RPU
    7. Revenue
    8. Cohort Installs
    9. LTV
    10. RPI
    11. New Users Attr
    12. Users
    13. CVR
    14. Impressions
    15. Sessions
    16. Average Session Count
    17. Average Session Time
    18. Events per User
    19. Total
    20. Search
    21. Events per User
    22. Total Users
    23. Ad View
    24. Purchase
    25. Push Opened
    26. Rating
    27. Logout
    28. Invite Friend
    29. Login
    30. Uninstall
    31. Subscribe
    32. Register
    33. Custom events being sent to the app

    NOTE: By default, Users, Events, Revenue, RPU, and Average Session Time Metrics are displayed.

    NOTE: (Distinct) Metrics limit the associated event to display only the initial occurrence of a device ID for the given date range.

    Specific Dimensions and Metrics can be removed by Clicking on the “X”.

    Dimensions and/or Metrics can also be reordered by dragging and dropping the Dimensions and/or Metrics into any desired order. Once Dimensions and/or Metrics have been reordered, the interactive chart will be updated to reflect the change.

     

    Explorer Organization

    A. Original Configuration
    B. Drag and Drop to reorder
    C. New Configuration


Predicted Churn

FAA Limited Option: This feature is not available within Free App Analytics. Contact us for more information on upgrading to a paid Kochava account.

 

Churn is the rate at which customers install an app and shortly afterwards abandoned the usage of the app. Churn rate is often used as an indicator of the health of an app’s user base. Kochava has created an algorithm that will score the likelihood to churn within only seven days providing marketers the opportunity to mitigate churn or reengage with their retained users. Our machine learning models observe over 30 data points which can include standard post-install events, custom post-install events tracked by the advertiser, and derived/engineered features.

NOTE: By default, churn modeling is not enabled for an app. If churn modeling needs to be enabled, contact your Client Success Management team.

 

Churn Score:

The Churn Score is a numeric representation of the probability that the device will churn. The Churn Score is a number that is between 0 and 1, where the closer the score is to 1 the more likely the device is to churn.

 

Churn Likelihood:

Churn Likelihoods are categories of devices based on the likelihood to churn. The groups represent four ranges of churn scores and are based on a dynamic mid-point that has been optimized for each app/model.

  • Low — A group of devices that has a very low risk of churning. On average, these devices will have a churn score between 0 and 0.25.
  • Medium Low — A group of devices that have a moderately low risk of churning. On average, these devices typically have a churn score between 0.25 and 0.50.
  • Medium High — A group of devices that have a moderately high risk of churning. On average, these devices typically have a churn score between 0.50 and 0.75.
  • High — A group of devices that have the highest likelihood of churn. On average, these devices typically have a churn score of 0.75 or higher.

 

Analytics Explorer provides the most in-depth look into churn, completing the following steps provides the deepest look into churn:

  1. Click Add a Filter.
  2. Select Churn Likelihood.
  3. Add the desired Likelihood Levels:
    • Low — A group of devices that has a very low risk of churning. On average, these devices will have a churn score between 0 and 0.25.
    • Medium Low — A group of devices that have a moderately low risk of churning. On average, these devices typically have a churn score between 0.25 and 0.50.
    • Medium High — A group of devices that have a moderately high risk of churning. On average, these devices typically have a churn score between 0.50 and 0.75.
    • High — A group of devices that have the highest likelihood of churn. On average, these devices typically have a churn score of 0.75 or higher.
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      BEST PRACTICES: Kochava recommends that the focus should be on the higher levels of churn. Focus mainly on the High, Medium High and possibly the Medium Low levels of churn.

  4. Remove Dimensions, except for Network Name.
  5. Add Dimensions>Churn Likelihood
  6.  

    BEST PRACTICES: It is recommended that Network Name be the primary Dimension with Churn Likelihood being the secondary Dimension.

     

  7. Expand the desired Network to view the associated churn data.

 

Predicted Churn

A. Add a Churn Likelihood filter.
B. Add the Churn Likelihood Dimension and remove other Dimensions except for Network Name.
C. Churn Likelihood Data.

NOTE: The device IDs associated with the higher levels of churn may be exported or saved as an audience for reengagment or push campaigns. For more information about exporting device IDs, refer to our Analytics Page Tools support documentation.


Exporting the Explorer Data

The data displayed within the Explorer chart can be exported in CSV format.

NOTE: Only the highest dimension selected will be displayed as part of the export.

 

Exporting Data

 
 

Last Modified: Nov 10, 2022 at 4:50 pm