# Conversion dashboard

**Conversion: do they do the thing?** shows whether visits convert, by channel, campaign, landing page and device, where the sign-up and purchase funnels lose people, and how many days and visits a first conversion takes.

Use it to find where conversions are won and lost.

## Good to know

- A **conversion** is a purchase (the macro conversion) or a lead, demo request, newsletter signup or trial start (micro conversions), each kind once a visit.
- Conversions come from [page and click types](/docs/data-capture/page-and-click-types): an Order confirmation or Form confirmation page, or a form typed Request demo, Newsletter signup or Start trial.
  A Shopify store's orders come from the [Shopify pixel](/docs/data-capture/shopify-checkout).
- The funnels need their steps typed too, such as a Pricing page for the sign-up funnel and product pages, carts and checkout for the purchase funnel.
- Every figure counts a conversion under the visit it happened in.
  For credit across a visitor's earlier visits, use the [Attribution dashboard](/docs/analytics/attribution-dashboard).

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## At a glance

Whether visits convert, macro or micro, by channel, campaign, landing page and device; where the sign-up and purchase funnels lose them; which smaller yeses lead to a purchase; and how many days and visits a first conversion takes.

- **Tabs**: 5, Conversion, Who converts, Funnels, Micro vs macro and Time to convert
- **Charts and numbers**: 36
- **Built on**: the [Visits](/docs/analytics/visits) explore

## Filters

The filters across the top apply to every tile they can, unless a tile says it has its own range.

- **Date range**: the last 30 days, today included.
- **Channel**: not set when the dashboard opens, so it keeps everything until you pick a value.
- **Device type**: not set when the dashboard opens, so it keeps everything until you pick a value.
- **Allowed origin**: set to true, so tiles count only the origins your property allows. Clear it to see every origin the tag ran on.

## Tabs

### Conversion

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Conversion rate | Number | The share of visits that converted, macro or micro: a purchase, a lead, a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start. |
| User conversion rate | Number | The share of users with at least one converting visit. |
| Purchase rate | Number | The share of visits with a purchase: the macro conversion rate. |
| Micro conversion rate | Number | The share of visits with a lead, a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start. |
| Conversions | Number | Purchases, leads, demo requests, newsletter signups and trial starts, each kind once a visit. |
| Revenue per visit | Number | Revenue over every visit, converting or not, in the site's own currency. |
::

#### Are they doing it more?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Micro and macro conversion rate by week | Line chart | The share of visits with a micro conversion, and with a purchase, by the week they began. |
| Converting visits by kind | Bar chart | Each converting visit once, under its biggest conversion: Purchase, Trial start, Demo request, Newsletter signup or Lead. |
::

#### Which channels bring visits that do it?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Conversion rate by channel | Bar chart | Each channel's share of visits that converted, largest channel by visits on top. |
::

**How to read this dashboard**

A **conversion** is a visit doing the thing: a **purchase**, the macro conversion, or a **micro conversion** - a lead, a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start.
**Conversion rate** counts both, as Acquisition's does, and **Purchase rate** and **Micro conversion rate** split it, so the two can add up to more.

A purchase reaches an Order confirmation page and a lead a Form confirmation page, by page type; a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start is a form sent whose click type says so, declared with `data-ac-event` or typed on the [Click types](/docs/data-capture/page-and-click-types) page, on properties that capture clicks.

**Channel** is how each visit arrived.
Bot traffic, visitors who declined consent and origins the property does not allow are left out.
A visitor is a first-party cookie, which Safari clears after 7 days.

### Who converts

#### Which channels convert?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Channel scorecard | Table | Each channel's visits, and how they converted: macro and micro, per visit and per user, the conversions and the revenue per visit. |
::

#### Which campaigns convert?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Campaigns | Table | The 50 campaigns most visits arrived by, with how those visits converted, macro and micro, the conversions and the revenue per visit. |
::

#### Which landing pages convert?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Landing pages | Table | The 50 pages most visits began on, with how those visits converted, macro and micro, and the revenue per visit. |
::

#### Which devices convert?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Micro and macro conversion rate by device | Column chart | Each device type's share of visits with a micro conversion and with a purchase, largest device by visits first. |
| Device scorecard | Table | Each device type's share of visits and of converting visits, and its conversion rate. |
::

**About who converts**

Every figure here is **as the visit arrived**: a conversion counts under the channel, campaign, landing page and device of the visit it happened in.
Acquisition's Campaigns tab is where a direct visit's conversion is credited to the campaign that brought the visitor before, and weighed against spend.
**Per user** is the share of devices with a converting visit.
**Revenue per visit** is in the site's own currency, and empty where no order value is read.

### Funnels

#### Where do sign-ups drop off?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Sign-up funnel | Funnel | Of every visit, the share that saw a Pricing page, then started a sign-up, then completed it, each step after the one before. |
| Sign-up funnel by device | Table | Each device type's visits, and at every step of the sign-up funnel the share of the step before it that took it. |
::

#### Where do purchases drop off?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Purchase funnel | Funnel | Of every visit, the share that viewed a product, then added to cart, then began checkout, then purchased, each step after the one before. |
| Purchase funnel by device | Table | Each device type's visits, and at every step of the purchase funnel the share of the step before it that took it. |
::

**About the funnels**

A visit counts at a step only after taking **every step before it, in order**, so a visit that signed up without seeing pricing is a conversion and leaves the sign-up funnel at its second step.
**Started sign-up** is reaching a Form page or clicking Sign up, Start trial, Request demo or Begin application; **completed** is reaching a Form confirmation page or sending a form typed Sign up, Start trial, Request demo or Submit application.
**Added to cart** is clicking Add to cart or reaching a Cart page, and **began checkout** reaching a Checkout page or clicking Begin checkout.
A funnel shows no results where no visit took its second step: a store has no Pricing page, and a site that sells nothing online no Product detail page.
Pages are typed on the [Page types](/docs/data-capture/page-and-click-types) page and clicks on the [Click types](/docs/data-capture/page-and-click-types) page.

### Micro vs macro

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Micro-converting visits | Number | Visits with a lead, a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start. |
| Leads | Number | Visits that reached a Form confirmation page. |
| Demo requests | Number | Visits that sent a form typed Request demo. |
| Newsletter signups | Number | Visits that sent a form typed Newsletter signup. |
| Trial starts | Number | Visits that sent a form typed Start trial. |
| Micro to purchase rate | Number | The share of visits with a micro conversion whose device has purchased since. |
::

#### Where do the smaller yeses come from?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Micro conversion rate by channel | Bar chart | Each channel's share of visits with a lead, a demo request, a newsletter signup or a trial start, largest channel by visits on top. |
| Micro and macro conversion rate by landing page type | Bar chart | Each landing page type's share of visits with a micro conversion and with a purchase, largest type by visits on top. |
::

#### Which small yes leads to the big one?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Micro conversions and the purchases that followed | Table | Each kind of micro conversion, with the share of its visits whose device has purchased since, so far, and the median days it took. |
::

**About micro conversions**

A **micro conversion** is a smaller yes than a purchase: a **lead**, reaching a Form confirmation page, or a form sent as a **demo request**, a **newsletter signup** or a **trial start**; a click that sent no form, such as the link to one, starts a funnel instead.
The tiles count each kind on its own, and the table each visit once, under its most telling kind.
**Then purchased** is the share of those visits whose device has bought since, in that visit or a later one, so far: a recent visit has had less time to, so compare kinds over one date range.

### Time to convert

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| First conversions | Number | Devices' first converting visits. |
| Converted on the first visit | Number | The share of first conversions made on the device's first visit. |
| Converted within 7 days | Number | The share of first conversions made within 7 days of the device's first visit. |
| Median days to convert | Number | How many days after its first visit a device typically first converted. |
| Median visits to convert | Number | How many visits a device typically took to first convert, that visit included. |
| Median days to first purchase | Number | How many days after its first visit a device typically first purchased. |
::

#### How long is the road to a yes?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| First conversions by time to convert | Column chart | How long after their device's first visit first conversions were made: under a day, 1-2 days, 3-6, 7-29, and 30 or more. |
| First conversions by visits to convert | Column chart | How many visits first conversions took, the converting one included: 1, 2, 3-4, 5-9, and 10 or more. |
::

#### Who takes longest?

::field-table
| Tile | Kind | What it shows |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Time to convert by first-touch channel | Table | For devices by the channel they first arrived by: their first conversions, the share made on the first visit and within 7 days, and the median days and visits it took. |
::

**About time to convert**

These tiles read each device's **first conversion**, of any kind, made on a visit in the date range: the days from the start of the device's **first visit** to the conversion, which may be before the range, and the visits it took, that one included; in the bands, **0 days** is under a day.
Medians, because a few very long roads would drag an average far from the usual one.
A device is a first-party cookie, which Safari clears after 7 days, so a long road reads short there.
**First-touch channel** is how the device first arrived, and a time under a day reads in hours.
