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Tangiblee Reporting Glossary

This article describes and outlines the key terms, acronyms, and definitions used in Tangiblee reporting dashboard, Tangiblee Management Portal.

Device:

    A visitor's technology platform used for browsing a client's website:  Desktop, Tablet, Mobile, or All.

Locale:

    Specifies the locale of the client using Tangiblee. This drop-down is available only for clients that implemented Tangiblee on more than one locale.

Visitors:

    Website visitors who see/have access to the Tangiblee CTA.

Users:

    Visitors who have initiated at least one widget session during the date range of the report.

Visitors Opened:

    Visitors who clicked the Tangiblee CTA and opened the Tangiblee UX (popup) at least once in the last 30 days.

Open Rate %:

    GA3 The number of visitors who opened the Tangiblee widget divided by the number of visitors who had access to the widget.

           Formula: Visitors Opened / Visitors

    GA4 Formula: Sessions of Visitors Opened / Sessions of Visitors

Time in Tangiblee (sec):

    The average duration (in seconds) that a user spends inside the Tangiblee UX (popup/embed).

Published SKU:

    A product or a SKU that was processed successfully by Tangiblee, published by Tangiblee and will show the Tangiblee CTA on a PDP with that SKU ID.

Active Product (Active SKU):

    A product or item SKU that is processed and published by Tangiblee with one specific color and one specific size that is available on the client website within the last 30 days.  For example, if an item SKU comes in two colors and has two sizes per color, the Active Product/SKU count will be four APs.

Bad SKU:

    A product SKU that Tangiblee attempted to process but was unsuccessful.  Typically, this is due to one of the following reasons:

  • Product SKU dimensions are missing from the PDP (product detail page)
  • Product SKU image(s) quality is too low
  • Product SKU image(s) are positioned at a poor angle (too tilted)

Segment:

    Specifies to which segment the user belongs. E.g. for e-commerce Performance reports, a user can be either part of Impressed (aka Visitors) segment or part of Interacted (aka Visitors Opened) segment.

Revenue Per Visitor (RPV):

    RPV is a measurement of the amount of money generated each time a customer visits your website. It is calculated by dividing the total revenue by the total number of visitors to your website.

Revenue Per Visitor Session (RPVs):

    RPVs is a measurement of the amount of money generated each time a customer visits your website. It is calculated by dividing the total revenue by the total number of visitor sessions to your website.

Conversion Rate (CVR):

    GA3 CVR is the number of website conversions divided by the number of website visitors.

           Formula: Conversions / Visitors

    GA4 Formula: Conversions / Sessions of Visitors

Average Order Value (AOV):

    AOV is the total revenue generated divided by the number of orders.