All data in Performance Analytics can be exported in a number of formats via the download
feature. In this document we’ll look at the general process of exporting
Performance Analytics data, then we’ll examine the specific example of exporting a list of
users that have directly opened a notification or rich message.
In this tutorial, you will first learn how to export report data, then follow steps to export specific types of report data.
Export Data
In this section we look at the general process of exporting Performance Analytics data.
Go to Reports » Performance Analytics.
Select a dashboard and find the report you would like to download.
If you are on a default dashboard, click and select
Download Data…. If you clicked the tile to open the report or opened
the report from a Space, instead click Download Results.
Specify Download Options:
File Format: The format of the download: TXT, Excel
Spreadsheet, CSV, JSON, HTML, Markdown, or PNG (Image of
Visualization).
Results:With visualization options applied or As displayed in the data table.
Values:Unformatted means special characters are truncated
from values, and values will be rounded to the nearest integer, e.g.,
“1.13%” is rounded to “1%”. As a general rule, the Unformatted option
is good for discrete values, e.g., a count of devices, while Formatted
is a good option for non-discrete values, such as percentages.
Limit:Results in Table exports all results currently visible
in the table. All Results exports every result fetched by the query.
Select Custom, to define a cutoff row for the download, e.g., enter
5000 to download of the first 5,000 records.
Filename: Enter a descriptive filename.
Click Download and save the file. If you’d like to view the
data in the browser instead, click Open in Browser, and it
will open in a new browser tab.
Notifications
Generate a list of users that directly opened a specific push notification.
Go to Reports » Performance Analytics.
Select the Revenue dashboard.
In the Messages report, locate the row for the message
you want to analyze, then click its value in the Direct Response Count
column.
Generate a list of users that directly opened a specific rich message.
Go to the Messages dashboard.
In the Top 50 Rich App Pages report, locate the row for the Message you
want to analyze, then click its value in the Read Count
column.
Click the arrow next to Filters to display the full menu.
Edit the Rich Pushes Occurred Date range, and set the value of is on
or after to the day before the message send date:This configuration is necessary to ensure you capture rich message reads
occurring in every time zone.
Generate a list of Ad IDs for users that made a purchase. Please visit our
Ad IDs topic guide for use cases and
technical details.
Warning
Your app must:
Send the limit ad tracking field from your app, and
Not target users with ads who have limit ad tracking enabled. A value of
Unknown or Limit Ad Tracking = Yes or Unknown means you cannot send
ads to these users.
Go to Reports » Performance Analytics.
Select the Revenue dashboard.
In the Custom Events Table report, locate the purchased row and click
its value in the Event Count column.
Click Explore from Here.
Make these changes in the left side menu:
In Custom Events » Dimensions, click the row for Platform.
In User IDs » Dimensions, click the row for Device ID to
unselect it, and click the row for Ad ID.
Click Filter for Limit Ad Tracking Enabled to add
the row to the Filters menu, then set the value of is equal to to “No.”
