Skip to main content

Metric Field Definitions

These fields provide essential information about each metric, how it is structured, and what it represents, enabling users to make informed decisions based on their data.

Metric Name​

The Metric Name is the identifier for a specific data point or measurement in a dataset. It represents the value being tracked, such as sales, clicks, or user engagement.

Examples:

  • Revenue
  • User Signups
  • Page Views

Group By Levels​

Group By Levels define the dimensions used to segment and organize the data, such as time, region, or category, allowing users to analyze metrics at different granularities.

Examples:

  • Date (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly)
  • Region (e.g., North America, Europe, Asia)
  • Product Category (e.g., Electronics, Clothing, Food)

Description​

The Description provides a concise explanation of what the metric represents, how it is calculated, and its relevance, helping users understand the context of the data.

Examples:

  • Revenue: Total income generated from sales during the selected period.
  • User Signups: The total number of new user registrations within the selected period.
  • Page Views: The total number of page views on the website during a specified time frame.