Flexible dashboards analytics

We at devtodev focus on making our analytical system more convenient and flexible and here is a feature that will save your time, help to comprehend data easier and make decisions faster - the dashboards. A dashboard is a set of widgets that you choose yourself. It means that on your dashboard you can put any information from any number of apps and keep track of them in one place without having to open multiple projects and reports.

Build dashboards for your own tasks, for team tasks, customize reports depending on what you want to analyze in more detail. Create a customized dashboard for every team member so that they keep track of the information they need. Also, add reports of different types: Chart, Table, Transposed table, Area chart, Bar chart, Pie chart to one page, apply filters, audience segments, group metrics by the selected parameter to analyze the most important metrics regularly and in one place.

For example, you want to track monetization metrics. In this case, you can simply build a dashboard and add the monetization reports that will help you:

a diagram that shows Gross performance per app;
a diagram that shows Revenue structure by app;
a table with more detailed information for the past month: number of new users, active users, revenue, conversion to paying user, ARPU, ARPPU, and other app-specific metrics;
diagrams displaying metric changes: Paying share, Paying Conversion, ARPU, ARPPU.

Dashboard analytics

Dashboards allow for greater flexibility in your work because you can track metric changes in real-time, or when an app update is released, or when new ad campaigns are launched. Add widgets with the metrics you find the most important, for example, Users online, New users, Gross, Sessions for the past two days with five-minute intervals.

Real time dashboard analytics

If you start an ad campaign and/or want to see the performance of different user acquisition channels, then you can create a dashboard and add several widgets, for example:

a table for analyzing the most important metrics by traffic sources: New Users, Gross, Paying Conversion, ARPU, Day 1 retention, Day 7 retention, and so on;
a diagram that shows new user acquisition performance by the app;
a diagram with ARPU metric by channel to evaluate the performance and effectiveness of a specific sales channel;
a diagram with Paying conversion by channel metric because conversion affects app revenue and is also an indicator of user engagement;

You can save your time greatly because you find all the necessary information on just one screen. You can respond to trends fast and improve your ad strategies, reassess your budget, and so on and so forth.

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