Summary

The Summary tab is a snapshot of one visitor over the date range you picked. It is split into blocks, and each block answers a different question.

Attryb Visitor details screen showing all the captured visitor data over the selected date range

Attryb Personalize Visitor Summary page


Revenue Summary

What this visitor has been worth to you.

MetricWhat it means
Gross RevenueWhat they paid, before anything is taken off
DiscountsDiscounts applied to their orders
Revenue (Net of Discounts)Gross revenue minus discounts
ShippingShipping they paid
TaxesTax collected on their orders
Others
Net ReturnsValue of what they sent back
Net RevenueWhat you actually kept

A dash means there is nothing to show for that metric in this date range.

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Note

These numbers can go negative. If a visitor returned an order during the period but did not buy anything new, the refund is counted with nothing to offset it.

Orders Summary

MetricWhat it means
Created OrdersOrders they placed
Partial RefundsOrders where part of the value was refunded
Full Refunds/CancelledOrders refunded in full, or cancelled
Net OrdersOrders left after refunds and cancellations

Conversion Funnel

How far the visitor got. These are counted in sessions, not pageviews.

MetricWhat it means
SessionsVisits in this date range
PageviewsPages they opened across those sessions
Add To Cart SessionsSessions where they put something in the cart
Cart Abandoned SessionsSessions where they added to cart and left without buying
Sessions ConvertedSessions that ended in an order

Read down the list and you can see where this visitor drops off.

Engagement Metrics

The same behaviour, shown as rates instead of counts.

MetricWhat it means
Session DurationAverage length of a session
Pageviews/SessionAverage pages opened per session
Add To Cart RateShare of sessions where they added to cart
Abandonment RateShare of add-to-cart sessions that ended without an order
Conversion RateShare of sessions that ended in an order

Predictive Segments

Five scores Attryb works out from the visitor's behaviour.

  • Lifetime Value: what they are likely to be worth over time
  • Profitability: how profitable their orders are
  • Engagement: how actively they use your store
  • Discount Affinity: how much they rely on a discount before they buy
  • Churn Risk: how likely they are to stop buying

Each shows a level rather than a raw number. A score reads Unknown when there is not enough activity yet to judge.

Traffic Source by Sessions

Where this visitor's sessions came from: Google, an email tool, paid social, and so on. Each source has a session count, with a total at the bottom.

Use it to see which channel keeps bringing this person back.

Top Location by Sessions

The cities their sessions came from, with a count for each. Sessions Attryb cannot place show as Unknown.

Device Type

A donut chart of their sessions by device: mobile, desktop, or tablet.

Last Cart

What was in their cart the last time they had one. The badge next to the heading says whether that cart was empty or not.

Each line shows the product name, its SKU, the quantity, and the price.

Check this block before you contact someone about an abandoned cart.


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