Yandex Metrica protects users' privacy and ensures that all collected information is depersonalized. For this reason, some data is not fully disclosed.
Reports contain statistical information about a site and are divided into standard reports (offered by the service) and custom reports.
A Yandex Metrica report is a constructor that you can configure:
Add or remove dimensions and metrics.
Add goals and segments.
Controls are located on the control panel at the top of the report page.
Reports are built on sets of dimensions and metrics. The dimension at the top of the list determines the content of the report. If you change the set of dimensions or their order, the content of the report changes, although the name remains the same.
For example, by default, the "Sources, summary" report is based on dimensions. If you add the Session date dimension and place it at the top of the list, the report is rebuilt to display statistics for all sources of sessions on the site.
Creating a report
In the side menu, go to the Reports tab.
At the bottom of the page, click Create report → Report. By default, the new report will have the report type Sources, summary.
In the Create report window that opens:
Give your report a name.
Select the type of data the report should be based on: sessions, pageviews, costs, market comparison (if available).
You'll see the generated report. It will appear on the Saved to account page.
Setting up a report
You can use the tools described below to set up your report:
1. Report period
You can select a calendar time period to build the report for. You can also set a date range by clicking June 26–July 27, 2015.
2. Dimensions and metrics
Each report contains metrics grouped into dimensions.
To form a report, click Dimensions or Metrics. In the window that opens, select the parameters to base the report on. They will be displayed in the right half of the window.
Alert
A report can have a maximum of 7 dimensions and 10 metrics.
Dimensions
Traffic
Type
Description
Traffic source
Traffic source (detailed)
Second level of the traffic source
Advertising system
Referral traffic
Sites that were traffic sources
Click from messenger
Click from recommendation system
QR code provider
Last significant source
Last significant traffic source
Last significant traffic source (detailed) — second level of traffic sources
Last significant ad system
Last significant referral traffic — sites that were traffic sources
Last non-direct click from messenger
Last non-direct click from recommendation system
QR code provider
Search
Last significant search engine — ID of the top level in the search engine hierarchy for the user's first session. For example, Yandex
Last significant search engine (detailed) — ID of the refined search engine for the user's first session. For example, Yandex Images
Last significant keyword — keyword that resulted in the last non-direct click from a search engine
Social networks
Last significant social network — social media site where the user's last non-direct click originated
Social media page where the last non-direct click originated — social network page of last non-direct user click during data collection period
Yandex Direct
Yandex Direct campaign — campaign ID in Yandex Direct
Ad group — Yandex Direct ad group
Yandex Direct ad — title of a Yandex Direct ad
Ad impression condition — impression condition. A condition can be a keyword or a retargeting condition.
Platform type — type of Yandex Direct platform where the ad is served
Platform — Yandex Direct ad platform
Keyword (Yandex Direct) — keyword that resulted in the last click on a Yandex Direct ad
Expanded dimensions
Type of ad impression condition — type of impression condition
Currency — currency set in the Yandex Direct campaign
Display
Yandex Display order number
Tags
"From" tag
UTM Campaign — name of the ongoing ad campaign
UTM Content — ad
UTM Medium — marketing tool
UTM Source — traffic source
UTM Term — keywords
Openstat Ad — ad
Openstat Campaign — ad campaign
Openstat Service — advertising service
Openstat Source — ad display location
GCLID presence — presence of the GCLID tag
Last source
Last traffic source
Traffic source (detailed) — second level of traffic sources
Last ad system
Last referral traffic — sites that were traffic sources
Click from messenger
Click from recommendation system
QR code provider
Search
Last search engine — ID of the top-level search engine hierarchy
Last search engine (detailed) — refined search engine ID
Last keyword — keyword that resulted in the last click from a search engine
Social networks
Last social network — traffic source — social network ID
Social network referral page — social network page
Yandex Direct
Yandex Direct campaign — campaign ID in Yandex Direct
Ad group — Yandex Direct ad group
Yandex Direct ad — title of a Yandex Direct ad
Ad impression condition — impression condition. A condition can be a keyword or a retargeting condition.
Platform type — type of Yandex Direct platform where the ad is served
Platform — Yandex Direct ad platform
Keyword (Yandex Direct) — keyword that resulted in the last click on a Yandex Direct ad
Expanded dimensions
Type of ad impression condition — type of impression condition
Currency — currency set in the Yandex Direct campaign
Display
Yandex Display order number
Tags
"From" tag
UTM Campaign — name of the ongoing ad campaign
UTM Content — ad
UTM Medium — marketing tool
UTM Source — traffic source
UTM Term — keywords
Openstat Ad — ad
Openstat Campaign — ad campaign
Openstat Service — advertising service
Openstat Source — ad display location
GCLID presence — presence of the GCLID tag
First source
First traffic source
First traffic source (detailed) — second level of traffic sources
First ad system
First referral traffic
Sites that were traffic sources
First click from a messenger
First click from a recommendation system
QR code provider
Search
First search engine — ID of the top level in the search engine hierarchy for the user's first session
First search engine (detailed) — ID of the refined search engine for the user's first session. For example, Yandex Images
First keyword — keyword of first click from a search engine
Social networks
First social network — social network where the user's first click originated
First social network page — social media page where the user's first ever click originated
Yandex Direct
Yandex Direct campaign — campaign ID in Yandex Direct
Ad group — Yandex Direct ad group
Yandex Direct ad — title of a Yandex Direct ad
Ad impression condition — impression condition. A condition can be a keyword or a retargeting condition.
Platform type — type of Yandex Direct platform where the ad is served
Platform — Yandex Direct ad platform
Keyword (Yandex Direct) — keyword that resulted in the last click on a Yandex Direct ad
Expanded dimensions
Type of ad impression condition — type of impression condition
Currency — currency set in the Yandex Direct campaign
Display
Yandex Display order number
Tags
"From" tag
UTM Campaign — name of the ongoing ad campaign
UTM Content — ad
UTM Medium — marketing tool
UTM Source — traffic source
UTM Term — keywords
Openstat Ad — ad
Openstat Campaign — ad campaign
Openstat Service — advertising service
Openstat Source — ad display location
GCLID presence — presence of the GCLID tag
Yandex Market
Keyword (Market) — keyword that resulted in the last click on a Yandex Market ad
Search
Search engine — ID of the top-level search engine hierarchy
Search engine (detailed) — refined search engine. For example, Yandex Images
Keyword — keyword from search engine
Social networks
Social network — traffic source — social network ID
Social network group — social network page
Yandex Direct
Yandex Direct campaign — campaign ID in Yandex Direct
Ad group — Yandex Direct ad group
Yandex Direct ad — title of a Yandex Direct ad
Ad impression condition — impression condition. A condition can be a keyword or a retargeting condition.
Platform type — type of Yandex Direct platform where the ad is served
Platform — Yandex Direct ad platform
Keyword (Yandex Direct) — keyword that resulted in the last click on a Yandex Direct ad
Expanded dimensions
Type of ad impression condition — type of impression condition
Currency — currency set in the Yandex Direct campaign
Display
Yandex Display order number
Referrer
Referrer — referrer URL
Referrer protocol
Referrer domain
Referer path (full) — part of the referrer URL right after the domain. Unlike a simple path, it also includes parameter and fragment sections
Referrer path — part of the referrer URL right after the domain up to ? (parameter section), # (fragment section) or up to the end of the string. For example, for the page http://news.yandex.ru/quotes/1.html, the path is /quotes/1.html, for http://news.yandex.ru/, it is /, and for http://news.yandex.ru, it is an empty string
Referrer, level 1 — first level of the referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the first level of the URL is http://ya.ru/
Referrer, level 2 — second level of the referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the second level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/
Referrer, level 3 — third level of the referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the third level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/
Referrer, level 4 — fourth level of the referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fourth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/
Referrer, level 5 — fifth level of the referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fifth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html
External referrer
External referrer — URL of the external referrer for the "Link traffic" source
External referrer protocol
External referrer domain
External referrer path (full) — part of the external referrer URL right after the domain. Unlike a simple path, it also includes parameter and fragment sections
External referrer path — part of the external referrer URL right after the domain up to ? (parameter section), # (fragment section) or up to the end of the string. For example, for the page http://news.yandex.ru/quotes/1.html, the path is /quotes/1.html, for http://news.yandex.ru/, it is /, and for http://news.yandex.ru, it is an empty string
External referrer level 1 — first level of the external referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the first level of the URL is http://ya.ru/
External referrer level 2 — second level of the external referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the second level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/
External referrer level 3 — third level of the external referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the third level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/
External referrer level 4 — fourth level of the external referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fourth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/
External referrer level 5 — fifth level of the external referrer URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fifth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html
Tags
"From" tag
UTM Campaign — name of the ongoing ad campaign
UTM Content — ad
UTM Medium — marketing tool
UTM Source — traffic source
UTM Term — keywords
Openstat Ad — ad
Openstat Campaign — ad campaign
Openstat Service — advertising service
Openstat Source — ad display location
GCLID presence — presence of the GCLID tag
Behavior
Type
Description
Goal reached
Dimension by completed goal. Use it to group sessions by goal IDs.
Page depth
Number of pageviews in a session or page depth grouped by intervals
Whether this session was a bounce, accounting for the exact bounce rate. If a page was viewed for more than 15 seconds, then the session isn't considered a bounce. Possible values: Yes, No.
The user is suspected to be a robot. Possible values: Yes, No.
Turbo page
Tag
Landing page
Landing page
Landing page protocol
Top-level domain of the landing page
Landing page domain
Landing page path (full) — part of the landing page URL right after the domain. Unlike a simple path, it also includes parameter and fragment sections
Landing page path — part of the landing page URL right after the domain up to ? (parameter section), # (fragment section) or up to the end of the string. For example, for the page http://news.yandex.ru/quotes/1.html, the path is /quotes/1.html, for http://news.yandex.ru/, it is /, and for http://news.yandex.ru, it is an empty string
Landing page, level 1 — first level of the landing page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the first level of the URL is http://ya.ru/
Landing page, level 2 — second level of the landing page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the second level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/
Landing page, level 3 — third level of the landing page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the third level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/
Landing page, level 4 — fourth level of the landing page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fourth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/
Landing page, level 5 — fifth level of the landing page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fifth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html
Exit page
Exit page
Exit page protocol
Exit page domain
Exit page domain
Exit page path (full) — part of the exit page URL right after the domain. Unlike a simple path, it also includes parameter and fragment sections
Exit page path — part of the exit page URL right after the domain up to ? (parameter section), # (fragment section) or up to the end of the string. For example, for the page http://news.yandex.ru/quotes/1.html, the path is /quotes/1.html, for http://news.yandex.ru/, it is /, and for http://news.yandex.ru, it is an empty string
Exit page, level 1 — first level of the exit page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the first level of the URL is http://ya.ru/
Exit page, level 2 — second level of the exit page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the second level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/
Exit page, level 3 — third level of the exit page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the third level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/
Exit page, level 4 — fourth level of the exit page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fourth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/
Exit page, level 5 — fifth level of the exit page URL. For example, for http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html, the fifth level of the URL is http://ya.ru/1/2/3/4.html
Session parameters
Session parameter, level 1
Session parameter, level 2
Session parameter, level 3
Session parameter, level 4
Session parameter, level 5
Session parameter, level 6
Session parameter, level 7
Session parameter, level 8
Session parameter, level 9
Session parameter, level 10
Date and time
Session date — session date in YYYY-MM-DD format
Session date interval — date interval with parametrization of the interval size
With set accuracy
Year of the session — date of the session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the year
Quarter of the session — date of the session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the quarter
Month of the session — date of the session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the month
Week of the session — date of the session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the week (Monday)
Hour of the session — date and time of the session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the hour
Start of decaminute of the session — date and time of the session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the 10-minute interval
Minute of the session — date and time of the session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the minute
Session date and time — date and time of the session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format (in the tag's time zone)
Date/time fragment
Year of the session
Month of the session
Day of month of the session
Day of week of the session
Hour of the session — time — beginning of the hour period in HH:MM format
Decaminute of the session
Minute of the session
Hour and minute of the session
User's date and time
Date on the user's computer — date on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DD format
Date on the user's computer
With set accuracy
Year on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the year
Quarter on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the quarter
Month on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the month
Week on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the week
Hour on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the hour
Start of decaminute on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the 10-minute interval
Minute on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the minute
Date and time on the user's computer — date and time on the user's computer in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format
Date/time fragment
Year on the user's computer
Month on the user's computer
Day of month on the user's computer
Day of week on the user's computer
Hour on the user's computer in HH:00 format
Minute on the user's computer
Decaminute on the user's computer
Hour and minute on the user's computer
History
Type
Description
Whether this is the user's first session
Sessions in history
Number of the user's sessions during the entire data collection period, interval
Total sessions
Number of the user's sessions during the entire data collection period
Days since the first session
Number of days since the user's first session, interval
Days since first session (detailed)
Number of days since the user's first session
Days since the last session
Number of days since the user's penultimate session, interval
Time since the previous session
Number of days since the user's penultimate session
Frequency
Average number of days between sessions, interval
Frequency (detailed)
Average number of days between sessions
Date and time of the first session
Date of the first session — date of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DD format
Date of the first session (interval) — date interval with parametrization of the interval size
With set accuracy
Year of the first session — date of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the year
Quarter of the first session — date of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the quarter
Month of the first session — date of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the month
Week of the first session — date of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DD format rounded to the beginning of the week (Monday)
Hour of the first session — date and time of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the hour
Start of decaminute of the first session — date and time of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the 10-minute interval
Minute of the first session — date and time of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the minute
Date and time of the first session — date and time of the user's first session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format
Date/time fragment
Year of the first session
Month of the first session
Day of month of the first session
Day of week of the first session
Hour of the first session — time — beginning of the hour period in HH:MM format
Decaminute of the first session
Minute of the first session
Hour and minute of the first session
Date and time of the previous session
Date of the previous session — date of the user's previous session in YYYY-MM-DD format
Date of the previous session (interval) — date interval with parametrization of the interval size
With set accuracy
Year of the penultimate session — date and time of the user's penultimate session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the year
Quarter of the penultimate session — date and time of the user's penultimate session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the quarter
Month of the penultimate session — date and time of the user's penultimate session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the month
Week of the penultimate session — date and time of the user's penultimate session in YYYY-MM-DDHH:mm:ss format rounded to the beginning of the week
Date/time fragment
Year of the previous session
Month of the previous session
Day of month of the previous session
Day of week of the previous session
Audience
Type
Description
Gender
The user's gender. Possible values: male or female
Age
User's age, interval
Interest category
Category of users' commercial interests
Interest category, level 1
Category of users' commercial interests
Interest category, level 2
Category of users' commercial interests
Interest category, level 3
Category of users' commercial interests
ClientID
Site user ID assigned by Yandex Metrica
User parameter, level 1
First nesting level of user parameters
User parameter, level 2
Second nesting level of user parameters
User parameter, level 3
Third nesting level of user parameters
User parameter, level 4
Fourth nesting level of user parameters
User parameter, level 5
Fifth nesting level of user parameters
User's UserID
Geography
Continent — continents where site users are located
Country — countries where site users are located
District — districts where site users are located
Region — regions where site users are located
City — cities where site users are located
City size — city size by population
Browser language
Browser country
Time zone on the user's computer
Technology
Type
Description
IP address
The user's IPv4/IPv6 address with the last 1 or 8 bytes respectively reset to zero. For example, 77.88.21.0/2001:db8:85a3: :
Device
Device type — type of device for the session. Possible values: desktop, mobile, tablet, tv
Device manufacturer
Device model
Operating systems
Group of operating systems
Operating system (detailed)
Browser
Browser — user’s browser
Browser version — browser name and version
Full browser version — browser and its full version
Browser technologies
Cookie present
Third-party cookies
JavaScript
Presence of ad blockers
Engine
Browser engine — user's browser engine. For example, WebKit
Browser engine major version — first number in the user's browser engine version
Browser engine minor version — second number in the user's browser engine version
Browser engine build version — third number (usually the build number) in the user's browser engine version
Browser engine revision version — fourth number (usually the revision number) in the user's browser engine version
Screen
Aspect ratio — ratio of screen width to height. For example, 16:9
Color depth — screen color depth in bytes. For example, 24
Screen orientation — screen orientation. Possible values: landscape, portrait
Logical sizes
Resolution — screen resolution. For example, 1920x1080.
Logical width — logical screen width
Logical height — logical screen height
Physical sizes
Actual resolution — actual screen resolution based on device pixel ratio data. For example, 1920x1080.
Physical width — physical screen width based on device pixel ratio data
Physical height — physical screen height based on device pixel ratio data
Window sizes
Window size — client browser window size. For example, 1920x1080.
Window width — client browser window width
Window height — client browser window height
E-commerce
Type
Description
Product ID
Product name
Brand
Product variant
Product list
Product position
Product category, level 1
Product category, level 2
Product category, level 3
Product category, level 4
Product category, level 5
Product promo code
Discount percentage
Purchase ID
Purchase promo code
Number of purchases in session
Number of product views in session
URL of product event
Promo campaigns
Promo campaign ID
Promo campaign name
Banner name
Banner location
Banner position
URL of promo campaign event
Content analytics
Type
Description
Article title
Category, level 1
Category, level 2
Date of publication
Content URL
Scroll depth
Full reads
Title of the referring article
Article views with recirculation
Author
Topic
Content length
Traffic source
Click source (detailed)
Name of click source. For example, for clicks on site links, this is a specific domain.
Page format
Display options: mobile and full version, Turbo pages, Turbo service, AMP, Facebook Instant Article. Any pageview on a mobile device is considered a mobile version
Metrics
Basic metrics
Type
Description
Sessions
Total number of sessions
Pageviews
Number of pageviews on the site in the reporting period
Robot sessions identified by behavioral factors. Robots disguise themselves as real users by mimicking their behavior, but Yandex Metrica can detect them
Robot activity
Share of robot sessions identified by behavioral factors. Robots disguise themselves as real users by mimicking their behavior, but Yandex Metrica can detect them
Conversions (any goals)
Conversion rate by any goal — conversion rate for any goal
All goals reached — number of conversions for any goal
Favorite goals
Goal conversion — Share of converted sessions with favorite goals
Conversions for favorite goals
Sessions with favorite goals
Revenue across favorite goals — Summed across all favorite goals
Users with favorite goals
Conversion rate across favorite goals — share of users who have achieved favorite goals out of the total number of unique users
Conversions for favorite goals per user
Average revenue per session across favorite goals
Session parameters
Type
Description
Number of session parameters
Number of times the session featured a session parameter
Sum of session parameters
Sum of session parameter values. Calculated if session parameter values are represented numerically
Average of session parameters
Average value of a session parameter. Calculated if the session parameter value is represented numerically
User parameters
Type
Description
Number of user parameters
Number of times the session featured a user parameter
Sum of user parameters
Sum of user parameter values. Calculated if user parameter values are represented numerically
Average of user parameters
Average value of a user parameter. Calculated if the user parameter value is represented numerically
History
Type
Description
Recency
Percentage of new users — percentage of unique site users with sessions in the reporting period whose activity included their very first site session since the beginning of data collection
New users — number of new users
Percentage of new users' sessions — share of new users' sessions
Recency less than one day — share of sessions by users known for less than one day
Recency 1‑7 days — share of sessions by users known for 1–7 days
Recency 8‑31 days — share of sessions by users known for 8–31 days
Recency 32‑90 days — share of sessions by users known for 32–90 days
Recency 91-365 days — share of sessions by users known for 91–365 days
Recency more than 365 days — share of sessions by users known for more than 365 days
Sessions in history
1 user session — share of sessions by users with one session (user's first session)
2-3 user sessions — share of sessions by users with 2–3 sessions
4-7 user sessions — share of sessions by users with 4–7 sessions
8-31 user sessions — share of sessions by users with 8–31 sessions
More than 32 user sessions — share of sessions by users who had more than 32 sessions
Frequency
Frequency 1 day — share of sessions by users with a session frequency of once per day. This includes users who had more than two sessions that occurred on different days
Frequency 2-7 days — share of sessions by users with a session frequency of once every 2–7 days. This includes users who have more than two sessions and on more than 1 day
Frequency 8-31 days — share of sessions by users with a session frequency of once every 8–31 days. This includes users who have more than two sessions and on more than 1 day
Frequency more than 31 days — share of sessions by users with a session frequency of once every 31+ days. This includes users who had more than two sessions that occurred on different days
Days since the last session
Returned: 1 day — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after 1 day
Returned: 2‑7 days — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after 2–7 days
Returned: 8-31 days — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after 8–31 days
Returned: 32-90 days — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after 32–90 days
Returned: 91-365 days — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after 91–365 days
Returned: more than 365 days — share of sessions by users who returned to the site after more than 365 days
Loyalty
Days between sessions — average number of days between the user's sessions
Days since the first session — average time elapsed since the first session in days
Days since the previous session — average time elapsed since the penultimate session in days
Audience
Type
Description
Gender
Share of men
Share of women
Age
Less than 18 years old — share of sessions by users younger than 18 years old
Age 18-24 — share of sessions by users between 18 and 24 years old
Age 25-34 — share of sessions by users between 25 and 34 years old
Age 35-44 — share of sessions by users between 35 and 44 years old
Age 45-54 — share of sessions by users between 45 and 54 years old
Age 55+ — share of sessions by users aged 55+
Technology
Type
Description
Cookie support
Share of sessions and hits with cookies enabled
Third-party cookie support
Share of sessions and hits with third-party cookies enabled
JavaScript support
Share of sessions and hits with JavaScript support
Mobility
Share of sessions and hits made with mobile devices
Ad blocking
Share of sessions with ad blockers
E-commerce
Type
Description
Views of products in the list
Number of times a product in the list was viewed, total for all sessions
Users who viewed a product in the list
Number of users who viewed information in the list about at least one product
Share of users who viewed a product in the list
The ratio of the number of unique users who viewed information in the list about at least one product to the total number of users
Product clicks
Number of clicks on products, total for all sessions
Users who clicked a product
Number of users who clicked on at least one product
Share of users who clicked a product
The ratio of the number of unique users who clicked at least one product to the total number of users
Item views
Number of times pages with product information were viewed, total for all sessions
Users who viewed a product
Number of users who viewed information about at least one product
Share of users who viewed a product
The ratio of the number of unique users who viewed information about at least one product to the total number of users
Items added to basket
Number of items added to the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Items removed from basket
Number of items removed from the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Price of items added to the shopping cart
Price of products added to the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Price of items removed from the shopping cart
Price of products removed from the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Users who added a product to the shopping cart
Number of users who added at least one product to the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Users who removed a product from the shopping cart
Number of users who removed at least one product from the shopping cart, total for all sessions
Share of users who added the product to the shopping cart
The ratio of the number of unique users who added at least one product to the shopping cart to the total number of users
Share of users who removed the product from the shopping cart
The ratio of the number of unique users who removed at least one product from the shopping cart to the total number of users
Items purchased
Number of purchased product units, total for all sessions
Cost of items purchased
Cost of all purchased products, total for all sessions
Users who purchased a product
Number of users who purchased at least one product, total for all sessions
Share of users who placed an order
The ratio of the number of unique users who removed at least one product from the shopping cart to the total number of users
Number of purchases.
Revenue
Total revenue from all sessions
Average revenue per session
Average revenue from purchase
Banner views
Number of banner views, total for all sessions
Users who viewed a banner
Number of users who viewed at least one banner
Share of users who viewed the banner
The ratio of the number of unique users who viewed at least one banner to the total number of users
Banner clicks
Number of clicks on the banner, total for all sessions
Users who clicked a banner
Number of users who clicked at least one banner
Share of users who clicked the banner
The ratio of the number of unique users who clicked at least one banner to the total number of users
Other
Type
Description
Affinity index (old version)
The ratio of the share of users with the specified interest on this site to the average share of users with this interest on all internet sites. Only allowed when using the "Category of interests" dimension
Affinity index
The ratio of the share of users with the specified interest on this site to the average share of users with this interest on all internet sites. Only allowed when using the "Category of interests" dimension
GCLID percentage
Share of sessions with the GCLID tag
Content analytics
Type
Description
Total reading time
Total time all site users spent reading the article (or articles) in the selected period
Time on content
Average time users who viewed articles spent on reading one article
Article views
Total article views. Each article view on a page counts
Article views per day
The ratio of the number of article views to the number of days in the selected period
Article views per hour
The ratio of the number of article views to the number of hours in the selected period
Article views per minute
The ratio of the number of article views to the number of minutes in the selected period
Users with article views
All site users who viewed at least one article
Recirculating users
Number of users who navigated from this article to other site content
Recirculation
Share of users who navigated from this article to other site content
Article views with full scrolls
Number of views where users scrolled the article to the end
Share of full scrolls
Share of views where users scrolled the article to the end
Share of full reads
Number of views where users read the article to the end
Share of full reads
Share of full article reads relative to articles with full scrolls. Read depth shows what percentage of users have scrolled through the content to the end and read it at a speed of no more than 60 characters per second
Articles viewed on mobile
Article views from mobile devices: phones and tablets
Share of articles viewed on mobile
Share of article views from mobile devices: phones and tablets
3. Segmentation
You can use segmentation to filter report data based on the specified conditions. For example, you can take the Sources, Summary report data and get traffic only from tablet users. For more information, see Data segmentation.
4. Selecting a goal
When you select a previously created goal from the list, report data is updated to reflect this goal. For more information, see What are goals? Types of goals.
5. Chart types
By default, data is shown as a line chart. It represents how your metrics change over time. You can choose a type of chart that's appropriate for your selected report:
Line chart and Line chart stacked — show changes to the absolute values of measured variables over time.
Bar chart and Bar chart stacked — shows the change in the ratio of variables over time.
Bar chart by category — shows the change in the ratio of variables.
Pie chart — shows the distribution of variables by groups.
6. Data broken down by time
On line charts, data is broken down by intervals. The granularity automatically adjusts to the size of the selected period. You can refine the time period to minutes, hours, days, weeks and months.
7. Displaying data on a chart
By default, charts show values of the metric by which data was sorted. If you need the chart to show any other metric that is available in the report, click On chart.
8. Displaying data in a table
All indicators are grouped according to certain characteristics (dimensions: by operating system, its version, and so on)
Use the toggle above the table to choose how to display metrics: in linear or tree view mode.
9. Refining numeric metrics
Yandex Metrica lets you set a numeric restriction for showing statistics. For example, to show information on bounces with a value higher than 50%. To filter the values, click "<". In this case, the report will show only the rows (dimension) that have metric values matching the condition you set.
10. Sample
If forming a report requires a large quantity of data, it can take a long time to collect the information. In order to generate the report faster, the service can use just part of the data (for example, 10%).
To change this value, go to the report page in Yandex Metrica and click Settings → Sample on the right above the chart. Choose a sample type:
Automatic: The sample size is determined automatically to build the report faster while preserving the distribution and trends of metric changes.
Maximum: Determines the maximum possible sample size under the current load. To increase the sample size, reduce the period or get Yandex Metrica Pro.
When you switch to a different report, this setting is saved. Information about this appears at the bottom of the screen. You can leave it, or reset it.
11. Attribution
These help correctly identify the source of a referral, in order to calculate the conversion rate for a created goal. The element is available only if you're using dimension by source without a set attribution. For more information, see Attribution models.
12. Notes in charts
The comments help you track important events and see how they are related to changes in site statistics. You can create your own notes or use the Yandex Metrica preset notes. The preset notes include:
Icon in the interface
Group
Description
Holidays
Federal holidays are shown if Yandex Metrica detected the region for the tag.
Sometimes traffic fluctuates over long holidays. For instance, traffic to travel sites increases before extended holidays.
Metrica provides many numbers on all the possible aspects of how your site works, and all these numbers are accurate in terms of how they are calculated. But this is not always true in terms of site analysis. For example, if a single user visited the site and viewed a page for 20 minutes, it is formally true to say that the average session length is 20 minutes. However, common sense tells us otherwise: we can’t make conclusions about a site based on a single session.
The service allows you to hide report rows that contain this type of incorrect information. For more information, see Statistical accuracy of data.
14. Sorting data by metric
By default, report data is sorted by the first metric (for example, by sessions). To change the sorting, click the metric that is more important to you.
To change the currency, go to the report page in Yandex Metrica and click Settings → Currency on the right above the chart.
The list shows the currencies of data sent to Yandex Metrica. When you select a currency, the values of the revenue and expense metrics are recalculated according to the conversion rate preceding the date of the transaction.
Currency conversions use the exchange rate provided by more than 15 sources, including the European Central Bank. Conversion to EUR and RUB currencies is relative to USD.
Actions with reports
Saving a report
To save a report:
Click → Save as.
Enter a report name.
Choose where to save the report: to your account or tag.
You can use the saved report for all Yandex Metrica tags that you have access to. However, some of the report settings may not be applied. For example, a goal set in the report is ignored if it’s not linked to the current tag in the settings.
The report is visible only to the username that saved it. Other users with access to the tag do not see changes in the report.
Note
Reports saved with dimensions and metrics from the Monetization group can't be used for tags without the Monetization report group.
Resetting parameters
To reset parameters:
Click → Save as.
Select Reset parameters.
On parameter reset, all the settings (segmentations, metrics, dimensions) are reverted to the current report's defaults. The reporting period persists.
Export a report to a convenient format
To export the obtained information in PDF, XLSX, or CSV formats, display the data table as a linear list and click the button. The first 100,000 lines of the report are put in a file of the selected format.
Rename a report
To rename a saved report:
Click or the name of your saved report → Rename.
In the window that opens, enter a new name and click Save report.
Delete a report
To delete a saved report, click → Delete. You can’t restore a deleted report.
Note
Editing, creating, saving, renaming and deleting are all available if you are the owner of the Yandex Metrica tag, or you have representative access or editing access.
Statistics depersonalization
Yandex Metrica protects users' privacy and ensures that all collected information is depersonalized. To prevent the risk of deanonymization, Yandex Metrica doesn’t reveal user data in full. This includes data that is calculated by Yandex algorithms, such as socio-demographics (gender, age), login page addresses, search queries, information about robots, and other data. Such information is only provided if there are more than 10 users in the sample. Yandex Metrica has consistently adhered to this rule for a long time, ensuring the privacy of its users.
Examples
Share of male users
Suppose you want to find out what percentage of users for a specific day were male. At the time the report was generated, the site was visited by 5 users (less than 10). In this case, the report will contain information about the total number of visitors for the day, but data on the number of male users will be unavailable.
Search queries that brought users to your website
Suppose you need to find out what search queries brought users from search results to a specific page on your website. If that page receives low traffic and you’re generating a report for a period of one month, the sample may include fewer than ten users. In this case, you can see the overall search traffic statistics, but not the search query data.
The privacy rule applies to dimensions, metrics, conditions when using segmentation, and other settings. When a report or widget with this kind of information is viewed, Yandex Metrica displays a message about disabling data granularity for sessions and users.
With a sample size of fewer than ten users, application of report parameters in combination with robot filtering creates a risk of user deanonymization. To prevent this, Yandex Metrica doesn’t allow refining data down to individual sessions and users. Note that your reports will still show all the information necessary for optimizing your website and ad campaigns.
How can I restore full data display in reports?
Try the following recommendations:
Select a longer period or reduce the report detalization.
Disable the last applied filter, dimension, or metric.
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