Overview and Use Cases
User Analysis is an advanced extension to SegmentIQ that enables user-level insights through dynamic segmentation and custom behavioral analysis. It is designed for flexible, fine-grained exploration of player behavior, making it ideal for teams looking to explore player behavior, understand user journeys, compare segments and identify what drives engagement and monetization for groups of users.
User Analysis provides premium capabilities best suited for teams that need:
- Dynamic segmentation with time-based filtering
- Custom funnel definitions with strict step logic
- Deep comparison of behavior cohorts
- Flexible event property queries and metrics calculations
Use Case Examples
| Time-based segmentation: Create and analyze segments of users based on recent activities |
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| Combined behavioral segments: Create and analyze segments of users based on multiple conditions |
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| Segment comparison: Make comparisons between any defined segments of users |
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| Behavioral distributions: Analyze behavior ranges across your audience |
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| User Lookup: Investigate the events triggered by single users |
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User Analysis Capabilities
| User Segments | Define groups of users based on behavior, properties, and time-based criteria. Once created, segments are available across all analysis tools. |
| Event Analysis | Explore how segments of users engage with in-game actions over time. |
| Funnel Analysis | Build strict-ordered funnels to understand how users progress through a defined sequence (e.g. onboarding, monetization flows). |
| Retention Analysis | Measure how many users in a segment return to the app or trigger a follow-up action after an initial event. |
| User Comparison | Compare metrics across two or more user segments to uncover behavioral differences. |
| Distribution Analysis | Visualize how users are spread across ranges of values (e.g. levels, completed, items purchased, session played). |
| User Lookup | Investigate individual users or devices to explore event-level behavior and session histories. |