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Error Charts

The default view for the Health feature is the Error Charts view. You can change between the Error Charts, Error Stacktraces, FPS, Memory, App boot time views, by selecting the button highlighted below, which can be found on the top left of the page, near the date picker.

Views

On the Error Charts view you can browse through the following data:

  • Errors (mean per user) - overall average count of errors per user.
  • Error users - unique users that have experienced at least one error event.
  • Errors (group by top 10 devices) - count of each error per device basis.
  • Error Users (group by severity) - unique users that have experienced different severities.

Charts

Filter by severity​

By using the menu at the top of the page you can filter the errors in terms of severity, whether they are critical errors, regular errors, warnings, information messages, or debug messages that you are tracking.

Filter by Severity

Split feature​

To the right of the Severity filter you can see the split option.

Split feature

You can split by the following:

  • Build
  • First build
  • SDK version
  • Engine version
  • Severity
  • OS version
  • Manufacturer
  • Device
  • Connection type
  • Country code

The number that you can see after the split is the limit of the split (option highlighted in orange in the screenshot below). If you limit it to 5 for "Engine Version", and look at the Error Users widget, then only the Top5 engine versions per day (for the metric Error Users) will be displayed.

Split by build

Global filters​

In addition to splitting the data you can also use global filters to segment the data even more.

Global filters

Currently the tool supports the following global filters:

  • Country code
  • Build
  • First build
  • Days since install
  • Connection type
  • Consent status (only iOS)
  • New or returning users
  • Custom properties
  • Device
  • Engine version
  • Manufacturer
  • OS version
  • Platform
  • SDK version
  • Paying users

Select any filter you would like and the visualization will change accordingly.

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Global filters and Split are often combined to compare only specific values like build or country. For example selecting the last 3 builds as a Global filter and also build as a Split

Transition to Explore Tool​

It is possible to transition to the Explore tool from any of these widgets to visualize the data in more detail. Any active split or filter is also carried over.

Charts