Showing posts with label Sitecore Analytics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sitecore Analytics. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 July 2021

Sitecore Analytics Downloads : Custom Export

 If you worked with Sitecore Analytics before, you must have come across Top downloads report under behavior tab, this report  shows the assets that your contacts have downloaded the most from your website. but sometimes you may get a request from your client to get more information and control over this report, like as example, sort, filter, or maybe show all assets not only the top ones. In this case you would need to go with a custom approach, either built a custom analytics report or why not to export the report into a CSV and give your client a full control over it. In this post, I'll walk you through a step by step approach to pull these information from Analytics database into a csv format. excited?! keep reading! 




Monday, 1 January 2018

Sitecore Experience Profile And The “Anonymous” Records Problem - Part 1

In a recent project I worked on a question came from client is why we see “Anonymous” records when we open experience profile from the launch pad? So, I started to dig into this and I found a lot of useful information, none of them was a complete solution to my problem, so after completing this I thought I should share a full package that contains the problem and the solution.


Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Sitecore Experience Analytics - A Deep Dive To Sub-sites Filter

If you ever checked Sitecore experience analytics reports you will definitely notice the all sites filter on the top right corner of the screen? do you ever though how this filter pull items? or how you can control the items "sub-sites" that appear in this filter? In this blog post I will share with you my experience with this filter.

Sunday, 16 July 2017

Deploy Marketing Definitions Loading/Progress Time Issue

In this blog post I will show you one of the funny issues that I experienced while working on one of the upgrade projects that I worked on, this is related to deploying marketing definition which as you know a post-step that you should do after completing Sitecore upgrade.



Saturday, 29 April 2017

Building Custom Analytics Report – Part5 – Experience Analytics custom Filter

In previous posts in this series we discussed the business needs for custom analytics report, I explained how to collect data, how to save them and how to aggregate the data into reporting databases and how you can display them as a SPEAK report, in this part I will show you how you can create new filter in other words how you can extend the current existing filters.



Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Building Custom Analytics Report – Part 4 – Experience Analytics New Menu.

In previous posts in this series we discussed the business needs for custom analytics report, I explained how to collect data, how to save them and how to aggregate the data into reporting databases and how you can display them as a SPEAK report, in this part I will show you how you can add the created report as one of the reports in the experience analytics.




Thursday, 16 February 2017

Build Custom Analytics Report - Part 2 – Storing and Retrieving Data


In part 1 of this blog posts series I discussed the business needs for building a custom analytics report, In this part I will show you how you can save your analytics data to MongoDB using the analytics tracker, then how you can aggregate this data into reporting SQL server database, in future blogs posts will show you how we can build SPEAK application to display the data and how you can extend the analytics filters based on your report needs


Monday, 30 January 2017

Building Custom Analytics Report – Part1 – Introduction

In this blog series will show you how you can build a custom analytics report from A to Z, I will start by explaining business needs for the report then I will discuss how you can store data, how you can retrieve the data, how you can display the data and how you can add this report to the collection of sitecore experience analytics report and finally how you can extend the default sitecore analytics filters.