Block ROI Analytics on Specific URLS
We've made an enhancement that allows you to block ROI from being computed on specified URLs. Here is how it works:
1. Send support@noibu.com a request to block a specific URL such as: www.retailer.com/confirmation.
2. Support will block this URL and notify you when this request has been complete.
3. Once blocked, all ROI will be ignored on these URLs.
To reverse this, contact support@noibu.com and they will remove the blocking.
This will be useful for URLs where you are certain there is no possible ROI such as a confirmation page.
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Summary Dashboard
Today is a good day :). We're very excited to launch Summary Dashboard! This feature will help you get a 360 view of how your project with Noibu is going. You and your team work hard to drive revenue and conversion by resolving errors on your website and now you can track the great progress made. This view will be useful to communicate to management the great work done by team. Developers, this is your time to shine. All the hard work you've done to resolve issues will now be clearly celebrated for everyone to see.
Here is a rundown of Summary Dashboard:
Project Summary:
Revenue Saved: Annual revenue saved in period.
New Issues: # of revenue impacting issues detected in period.
Closed-Fixed: # of issues marked as closed-fixed in the period.
Progressed Percentage:
On Site/Added to Cart/Checkout Started/Place Order: Percentage of all users who progressed to one of the next stages. Think of this as your conversion rate to the next stage.
Top Suggested Issues: List of Noibu's picks for issues we think should be investigated.
Team Activity: You and your team's most recent activity inside of Noibu.
Top Impact Made: The Noibu leaderboard! A view showing the top revenue saving users.
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Weekly Reports
You and your team work hard to drive revenue on your website by resolving issues. This effort will now be showcased to your team with our new Weekly Reports feature. We're excited to launch this feature and keep you informed on the great progress you and your team are making with Noibu.
The reports will contain a breakdown of all your domains in one report. The report runs from 9 AM EST Monday to 9 AM EST Monday every week.
Here is a breakdown of the information that you and your team will receive in these weekly reports.
Revenue Saved Last 365: Annualized revenue loss resolved in the last 365 days.
Issues Resolved Last 365: # of issues marked closed-fixed in the last 365 days.
Weekly Revenue Saved: Annualized revenue loss resolved in the last 7 days.
New Issues: New issues detected by Noibu with >$1 revenue loss for the last 7 days.
Closed-Fixed: # of issues marked closed-fixed in the last 7 days.
To opt out of the weekly reports go to Teammates -> User and uncheck the Weekly Updates notification:
Webview Browser Filter and Active URLs
We've made two great changes in our product.
1. We've added a "Webview" browser filter option in session search making it easy to isolate sessions with users interacting with a mobile app browser.
2. In side of the issue activity feed you can now click into the hyperlinks if you attach a URL to the comment/description.
New Issue Alerts Sensitivity
We have updated our new issue alerts to send a more accurate initial ROI estimate. Revenue alerts will only be triggered once at least 5 transactions were lost (for the 1st day). Before this change, if there was 1 transaction lost and it meets the criteria for minimum revenue in the funnel, we would send an alert. After 1 day passes, the minimum 5 transactions lost rule does not apply.
We'd like to remind you that you can adjust how much data is included in each revenue alert. The more time you set, the larger the sample size and the less sensitive the alerts will be. To update the time interval between revenue alerts go to domain settings.
CSS Class Filter
You can now filter by CSS Class inside of session search. This will allow you to find sessions that are happening on specific parts of your website. For example, if you wanted to see issues happening on your navigation and you now the CSS Class for navigation, you can enter the CSS Class for navigation and it will pull up sessions containing navigation interactions.
The following example shows a user finding all sessions containing the "add to cart" sessions using CSS Class filter: