Userorbit Analytics lets you create different report types depending on the question you want to answer. Each report is saved as a chart and can be added to.
Choose the report type that matches the question you want to answer. Userorbit currently offers six report types in the chart creator.
Example: How many users completed onboarding each week?
Example: What percentage of users moved from signing up to completing their first project?
Example: How many users who activated in week one returned to use the product in later weeks?
Example: What do users do after they create their first project?
Example: On how many days each week do active users open the product?
Example: Is growth coming from new users, or from previously dormant users returning?
Some report types support fewer metrics than others. If switching would remove metrics, Userorbit shows how many will be dropped and asks you to confirm before continuing.
Create a report
- Go to Analytics and open the board where you want to add the report.
- Select New chart.
- Choose one of the six report types below.
- Configure the report in the chart editor, then save it to the board.
Which report type should I use?
Insights
Use Insights to see how an action or event changes over time. It is a good starting point for questions about volume, trends, and changes in product activity.Example: How many users completed onboarding each week?
Funnel
Use Funnel to measure how users move through an ordered sequence of steps and where they drop off.Example: What percentage of users moved from signing up to completing their first project?
Retention
Use Retention to understand how many users return after completing an initial action.Example: How many users who activated in week one returned to use the product in later weeks?
Journeys
Use Journeys to trace the paths users take through your product.Example: What do users do after they create their first project?
Stickiness
Use Stickiness to understand how often users repeat an action and what keeps them coming back.Example: On how many days each week do active users open the product?
Lifecycle
Use Lifecycle to compare new, returning, resurrected, and dormant users over time.Example: Is growth coming from new users, or from previously dormant users returning?
Available report types The chart creator currently supports only the six report types listed in this article.
Switch a report to another type
The chart editor displays the same six report types across the top. Select another type to change the report while you are editing it.Some report types support fewer metrics than others. If switching would remove metrics, Userorbit shows how many will be dropped and asks you to confirm before continuing.