The Conversion Attribution report measures the effectiveness of all touchpoints that led up to a customer's conversion. The information presented in this report uses a last-touch attribution method. This means that we'll display the final touchpoint (platform, source, or medium) that convinced the customer to convert. This can help you measure end-of-funnel activities, identify paths to success, and shape your marketing strategies.

With this report, you will be able to:

In this article, you'll learn how to access the Conversion Attribution report and understand the data it contains.

To access the Conversion Attribution report:

The report will automatically load metrics for all conversions that took place within the last 7 days with a 7-day attribution window.

The filter bar at the top of the report will allow you to view data by:

To use these filters, click the dropdown you wish to filter data by then click any one of the options in the dropdown.

The report page will load your conversion data according to the parameters you set.

Note that the filter bar at the top of the page will also display the dates for the previous period. The dates displayed here are the trailing days selected on the Conversion Date filter.

Conversion Attribution Stats

The three stats listed at the top of the report display quick, top-level conversion data for the current date period you set in the Conversion Date filter. It also shows data for the previous period. The stats displayed are dependent on the option you select in the Measure filter.

If you chose Count in the Measure dropdown, you'll see the following:

If you chose Value in the Measure dropdown, you'll see the following:

Attribution Source Over Time shows you the count or value for specific sources that led to a conversion. The data displayed in this graph is dependent on the option you select in the Measure filter.

If Count is selected in the Measure dropdown, you'll see the total number of conversions over specific periods for each touchpoint.

If Value is selected in the Measure dropdown, you'll see how much money was generated by each touchpoint over specific periods.

Top Conversions shows you all high-performing conversions that took place during current and previous periods. The current period is defined by what you selected for the Conversion Date timeframe.

If you're reviewing a specific conversion, the chart will show you how well that one conversion performed in the current period and the previous period.

The data displayed in this graph is dependent on the option you select in the Measure filter.

If Count is selected in the Measure dropdown, you'll see which conversions happened the most during the current time period.

If Value is selected in the Measure dropdown, you'll see the monetary value of your top-performing conversions during the current time period.

This table lists the source, medium, count, and percent of each conversion that occurred during the selected timeframe. The source listed in this table is the last source that the individual interacted with before converting.

Let's take a look at the Facebook example in the graphic above. When reading this, we can see that three out of X individuals who visited your Facebook page (Source) clicked your banner (Medium), then converted. This makes up for 25% of your conversions for the selected timeframe.

This pie chart lets you quickly see which sources led to the most conversions. The sources and their percentages will be the same as the Percent of Total column contained in the Source-Medium Pairs table.

This graph illustrates the journey that individuals took that led to their conversion by showing their last three touchpoints.

You can use this graph to see which touchpoints led to the most conversions and the path that customers typically take before converting.

For example, we can see that one customer interacted with an email sent from a QuarticOn account, which prompted them to view a video on Instagram, then click a banner on Facebook.

The Conversion Attribution Details table breaks down conversion data on a more granular level. The data displayed will be within the time range you set. Here, you'll see every occurrence of your conversions, when those conversions happened, and individual contacts converted.

Details in the table include:

Note that you can click on any column header to sort the information in alphabetical order, or reverse alphabetical order.

You can download the Conversion Attribution Details table and share it with your team and stakeholders. To export the report, follow these steps:

1. Hover your mouse over the table. You'll see three vertical dots appear on the top right of the table.

2. Click the three vertical dots then click Download Data.

3. In the modal popup, click the File Format dropdown and select the format you wish to download the data into. You can choose from CSV, TXT, Excel (2007 or later), JSON, HTML or Markdown file.

4. Click the Download button.

The table will download to the file you selected and will be saved on your computer.