We create approximately 60 dash boards for different stakeholders in our organisation for monitoring of various activities on #Google_data_studio. But we do not come to know does stake holders watches our analytical dashboards. Do we have any provision for it? If yes please let us know. We already tried this with Google Analytics but it shows only number of viewers and not exactly who have viewed the report.
If any one has tried please let us know. We are expecting following fields in viewers reports:
Name of viewers
At what time and on what day he saw the report ( to check frequency)
how much time he spent on it.
You can measure report usage by adding a Google Analytics Id to your report. If you have multiple reports, you can use the same id across all of them. The link has the step by step process for this. However, this won't show the name/identity of the report viewer.
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In Snowflake's web UI, go to 'Account' --> 'Billing & Usage'. Select one of the Warehouses on the left. Credit stats will appear. Drill into one by clicking on the magnifying glass. A new window will pop up with a stacked bar chart of credits used. The stacks consist of "Cloud Services" credits and "Compute" credits. I would like to know the detailed breakdown of items under each type of credit.
My goal is to increase performance and efficiency in our usage. But it's difficult to pinpoint some areas in need of improvement when Snowflake just reports "Compute" credits without any type of breakdown.
I have found the following pages:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/credits.html#
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/admin-monitoring-usage.html#
One of them has some detail on "Cloud Services" credits, but I would like a little more detail (if it is available). I cannot find anything that lists what falls under "Compute" credits. In addition, I have familiarized myself a little with the SNOWFLAKE.ACCOUNT_USAGE schema. QUERY_HISTORY gives me great granular detail of "Cloud Services" usage. But again, I haven't found anything that breaks down "Compute" usage.
Anything I missed, or a point in the right direction would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Snowflake Compute credits are based on warehouse usage and is determined by the size of the warehouse and the amount of time that the warehouse is up and running. Your best bet for detailed information on this is likely the following account_usage view:
Warehouse Metering History:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/account-usage/warehouse_metering_history.html
This view provides you hourly credit consumption by warehouse. It also includes the cloud services credits that for that hour by warehouse, as well.
Note that while you can get cloud services credits at the query_history level, that is not available for compute credits, since compute credits are based on the time the warehouse is running, not based on each query that is executed (for example, 5 queries could be running at the same time on the same warehouse, but you are only charged for the time the warehouse is running).
Hope this helps. If you need clarification, add a comment below, and I can help answer further.
I see that EBay has an affiliate API for sending customers to EBay:
http://developer.ebay.com/devzone/guides/ebayfeatures/Basics/eBay-AffiliateTrackingConcepts.html
However, is it possible to track conversions and see if a specific customer purchased a specific product? I can't find any data on getting affiliate reports or what the reports contain.
If you go to the eBay Partner Network and click on Reports > Download Reports you can generate reasonably detailed traffic and revenue reports, down to the ItemID.
With regards to determining which specific eBay username has lead to the conversion, I really don't think this is something that eBay would make publicly available to you.
As much as we would all like to know who it was it was that entered into a frantic bidding war at 23:06:11 to win that almost new Jenna Jameson Moulded Pussy and Anus, in many circles this is considered personal information.
The above notwithstanding, however, you could apply your own tracking methods through the use of advertising campaigns, which are trackable within the revenue reports. Batch campaigns can be made by clicking Campaigns > Create Campaigns in Bulk. From there, it would be a matter of disseminating links to each campaign and logging to whom each was advertised.
More information can be got from the User Manual
i am using plesk control panel and i am trying to get the number of unique visitor per days
is plesk-stat best option?i do not understand the exact meaning of the statistics in plesk-stat report specially these three words(Files-visits-).
what do these words stand for ?is there any better free tool?
i compared plesk stats and Google Analytics and i found that google analytics is the best
tool for all data some one needs about web sites .
I am writing a java desktop application which will connect to a server and pull various data products. Customers will be charged a 'per-click' fee (i.e. Sally at Acme pulls a data report costing $5 anywhere from 1 to several thousand times per day -- I want her name, customer ID, product price, date/time, etc. sent to quickbooks or peachtree each time she does this). So we could potentially have anywhere from 10 to eventually several hundred instances of this application out there.
Anyone have any suggestions as to how I might approach this? I want to use ONLY java so ideally there would be an api out there for quickbooks or peachtree that would allow for this integration.
Thanks!!!
Marc
I think more detail is needed. The first problem is what application is Sally pulling a report from, if it is in Quickbooks online, how will you get that information from the website to your application. Why do you want to write that information to Quickbooks. Writing to an independent database may be easier. It sounds like there may be some security concerns with what you are trying to do, that may be difficult to overcome in the browser.
I have a site that features other websites, and displayed details. Now I want to get more information about the sites I feature like page views, visits, etc.
How do I do that? Is there an API for it?
First of all, information about how many visits, pageviews, etc. other websites have is generally not publicly available, because (obviously) many companies / website owners don't want to share that information and there's no general-purpose way of getting it.
That said, here's list of websites which attempt to display that kind of information:
Quantcast
Alexa
Compete.com
Google Ad Planner
I'm sure there are others, but these are the ones I'm familiar with. Some of them have APIs, but you should keep in mind that none of them provide accurate data, but only estimates, simply because exact numbers are unknown unless published by the website owner.
Have a look at Google Analytics. It can give you information about visits, pageviews, trends, used webbrowers, screen resolutions and many more!