Customer Journey Analytics documentation has moved to Experience League. During November, all articles, videos, release notes, and tutorials moved from their current location at experienceleague.adobe.com to experienceleague.adobe.com. This move ensures that all learning, self-help, enablement, and community content is served from a single location. All links were redirected to Experience League.
Line visualization: Moving average trendline option
October 8, 2020
Moving average has been added to Line visualization trendline settings. A moving average calculates the mean for a specified prior period and uses that as the trendline data point, then moves to the next period. Learn more
Removing backfill limitation
October 19, 2020
In order to provide an improved Customer Journey Analytics experience, we have removed the backfill (historical data import) limitation. Previously, you could backfill a maximum of 2.5 billion rows on your own and otherwise required engineering involvement. Now, you can backfill data on your own, without any limitation. Learn more
Analysis Workspace Performance Help page
October 22, 2020
The Analysis Workspace performance help page shows the different factors that impact project performance and links to tips for optimization. Learn more
Time Spent metrics and dimensions
October 30, 2020
Time Spent metrics and dimensions allow you to see the amount of time that consumers spend in various aspects of the customer journey, giving you a more complete view into engagement and bottlenecks across channels.
Journey IQ: Cross-channel Analytics enables customers to re-key an Adobe Analytics (or other) event dataset in Adobe Experience Platform data lake from one ID namespace to another. Typically, this means re-keying the event dataset from a cookie-based ID to a person-based ID. This way, the re-keyed dataset may be combined with other person-based data in a Customer Journey Analytics connection, thus enabling cross-device/cross-channel analysis in Analysis Workspace. [Learn more](…/stitching/overview.md
Customer Journey Analytics documentation is moving to Experience League. During October, all articles, videos, release notes, and tutorials will move from their current location at experienceleague.adobe.com to experienceleague.adobe.com. This move ensures that all learning, self-help, enablement, and community content is served from a single location. When this change occurs, there is nothing you need to do, as all links will be redirected to Experience League. We will update the release notes when the cutover begins.
Workspace: Download 50K items for a single dimension
Sept. 17, 2020
You will be able to download 50,000 items for a single dimension in a freeform table, with segments and filters applied. This allows you to access more than the 400 rows of data outside of Analysis Workspace. Learn more
Workspace: Enhancements to Line visualization
Sept. 17, 2020
You can show or hide the X-axis and Y-axis of any Line visualization. This can be especially helpful when your Line visualizations are more compact.
You can overlay a minimum and maximum value label on any Line visualization to quickly highlight the peaks and valleys in a metric.
You can overlay different regression trend lines on any Line visualization to more easily see the trend in the data. Options include Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, Power and Quadratic.
The Analysis Workspace performance help page shows the different factors that impact project performance and links to tips for optimization. Learn more
Line visualization: Moving average trendline option
Oct. 8, 2020
Moving average has been added to Line visualization trendline settings. A moving average calculates the mean for a specified prior period and uses that as the trendline data point, then moves to the next period. Learn more
Removing backfill limitation
Oct 19, 2020
Previously, you could backfill a maximum of 2.5 billion rows while creating a connection. We are removing the backfill limitation and allowing you to backfill up to 13 months of data, irrespective of size.
Customer Journey Analytics field-based stitching
Oct. 30, 2020
Customer Journey Analytics field-based stitching enables customers to re-key an Adobe Analytics (or other) event dataset in Adobe Experience Platform data lake from one ID namespace to another. Typically, this means re-keying the event dataset from a cookie-based ID to a person-based ID. This way, the re-keyed dataset may be combined with other person-based data in a Customer Journey Analytics connection, thus enabling cross-device/cross-channel analysis in Analysis Workspace.
Customer Journey Analytics will no longer treat all users as admins. Only users who have been designated as product admins in the Adobe Admin Console will be able to do the following actions:
Create/update/delete Connections or Data Views
Update/delete projects, filters, or calc metrics that were created by other users
Anomaly Detection lets you identify which statistical fluctuations matter and which don’t. This feature is now supported in Customer Journey Analytics.
New date ranges in Workspace
Sept. 10, 2020
We are adding 5 new date ranges so you can choose from date ranges that do not include partial day data from today: Last 7 full days, Last 14 full days, Last 30 full days, Last 60 full days, Last 90 full days
Workspace: Enhancements to Line visualization
Sept. 17, 2020
You can show or hide the x-axis and y-axis of any Line visualization. This can be especially helpful when your Line visualizations are more compact.
You can overlay a minimum and maximum value label on any Line visualization to quickly highlight the peaks and valleys in a metric.
You can overlay different regression trend lines on any Line visualization to more easily see the trend in the data. Options include Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, Power and Quadratic.
You can show or hide the x-axis and y-axis of any line visualization. This can be especially helpful when your line visualizations are more compact.
You can overlay a minimum and maximum value label on any line visualization to quickly highlight the peaks and valleys in a metric.
You can overlay different regression trendlines on any line visualization to more easily see the trend in the data. Options include Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, Power and Quadratic.
Customer Journey Analytics customers can now report on dimensions and metrics that appear in Object arrays within their Adobe Experience Platform dataset schemas. Learn more
Attribution IQ: Algorithmic Attribution
June 18, 2020
The Algorithmic Attribution model in Analysis Workspace uses statistical techniques to dynamically determine the optimal allocation of credit for the selected metric. Available to Adobe Analytics Ultimate customers. Learn more
Attribution IQ: Custom lookback windows
June 18, 2020
You can now configure any attribution model in Attribution IQ to include touch-points from up to 90 days before the reporting time period. This will typically increase the attribution accuracy for events that happen early in the reporting period by accounting for interactions that occurred in the prior month(s). Learn more
Support for Anomaly Detection
June 18, 2020
Anomaly Detection provides a statistical method to determine how a given metric has changed in relation to previous data. Learn more
Project roles for shared Workspace projects
June 18, 2020
When sharing a Workspace project, you can now place recipients in one of three project roles, depending on the project experience you want them to have: Edit, Duplicate and View. Learn more
View-only Workspace projects
June 18, 2020
Workspace projects can be shared to users as Can View only. When a View recipient opens the shared project, they receive a more restrictive project experience with no left rail and limited interactions. Learn more
Ability to co-edit Workspace projects
June 18, 2020
Recipients added to the Can Edit role can save over a project that has been shared to them. Learn more
Quick Insights panel in Workspace
June 25, 2020
Quick Insights provides guidance for non-analysts and new users of Analysis Workspace to learn how to answer business questions quickly and easily. Learn more
About Workspace page
June 18,2020
The About Workspace page provides information about your Analysis Workspace environment, about your Adobe Analytics administrators (if you need support), and a way to provide in-product feedback. It can be found under Workspace > Help > About Workspace.
Quick Insights provides guidance for non-analysts and new users of Analysis Workspace to learn how to answer business questions quickly and easily. Learn more
Customer Journey Analytics: Global Availability
May 21, 2020
Makes Customer Journey Analytics available to customers in EMEA and APAC.
Customer Journey Analytics: Support for Adobe Experience Platform Sandboxes
May 21, 2020
Allows you to select specific Adobe Experience Platform Sandboxes to build Customer Journey Analytics Connections from. Learn more
Workspace: Automatically build Freeform Tables from a blank state
May 21, 2020
Previously, you could not drop components directly into a blank project or blank panel; you had to add a Freeform Table first. You can now drop components directly into a blank project or panel, and a Freeform Table is automatically built for you in a recommended format. Additionally, improvements were made to how mixed component types (such as dimensions and metrics) are handled when dropped into a blank Freeform Table together.
Accessibility improvements
May 21, 2020
The Adobe Analytics team has made several accessibility improvements to Analysis Workspace, including improved keyboard navigation, color contrast, and screen reader support. Learn more
This new option lets you import all historical data for a connection in Customer Journey Analytics. Learn more
March 2020
Feature
Description
Analysis Workspace - Training Tutorial template
This new standard template walks you through common terminology and steps for building your first analysis in Workspace. It is available as a standard template in the New Project modal and replaces the sample project that exists today for new users that do not have other projects in their list.
When a panel or visualization is dropped into Workspace, the left rail auto-switches to components for a more seamless workflow.
Template components can now be actioned upon (e.g. tagged, marked as favorite, approved).
Filtered metric and segment lists offer the + button to add a new component if you don’t find what you need.
Workspace debugger
The Workspace debugger has been added to the Help menu, giving you a more seamless way to enable it for debugging Workspace requests. Learn more
January 2020
Feature
Description
Analysis Workspace – Freeform Table Builder
With Table Builder enabled, you can drag and drop in many dimensions, breakdowns, metrics and segments to build tables that answer more complex business questions. Data will not update immediately. Instead, updates occur after you select Build, saving you time once you know what table you want to construct. Additionally, this feature offers:
Preview: You can preview the format of a table before spending time to render real data.
Flexible Row and breakdown settings: You can set your row and breakdown levels for every dimension row. Previously, Workspace imposed defaults that could not be changed until after the data was returned.
Breakdown by position: You can set dimension rows to always breakdown by position instead of by specific item (the default).
Manual static row ordering: You can manually order static rows so that the table rows are displayed exactly as you need them. Previously, static rows could be sorted only by a metric column or alphabetically.
Associated documentation will be published when this feature releases later in January.
