Customer Feature Requests

Could you allow the capability to filter by more than 3 filters please? It would be great to have comparisons for up to 10 filters in case we wanted to track different source, mediums, etc. Thanks!

The only small gripe I have is that it's time consuming switching between different sites (we manage 6 domains in AB Tasty). It would be handy if when you switched domain it took you to the same section of the AB Tasty admin on the new domain. At the moment I have to navigate from the dashboard each time. For the majority of users I wouldn't imagine this would be a frustration though as they will only be using a single domain. Original review : https://www.g2.com/products/ab-tasty/reviews/ab-tasty-review-9724291?utm_source=slack#survey-response-9724291

Client Cosentino complained about the fact that the "Paused QA" status was available anymore and they really did not know how to put their campaign in QA (they thought they could do it only through the QA assistant now) and said they were confused when launching their campaign, if it was going to go live for real on or in QA. Especially in the dashboard: if you want to launch a campaign from the dashboard, you have no idea if you are launching it in QA or for real. They would like to have the QA Paused back.

It would save a lot of time and issues if trackers got detected automatically added and listed in the Goals step.

When creating the targeting of an experience, I can specify that the experience is triggered if SOME of the URL criterias are met AND SOME of the CSS / CODE criterias. It would be easier to include & exclude targeted URLs by having the possibility to also set that ALL of the URL criteria have to be met (URL AND URL). Same goes for CSS. This makes sense with the "URL contains ..." command, especially concerning subdomains / language parameters. This is currently possible via regex, but this is very uncomfortable, especially for "A/B Test Rookies".

When a test is stopped or ended, it goes back to status "paused". It is confusing at first glance because the test is effectively concluded and not just paused. To clean up the board, we have to archive the test and then we can't do much with the test set up itself. It would be helpful if we have a status indicating that the test has been concluded, not just paused.

I would like the ROI Dashboard have the option to track Leads - we are not an ecommerce website, but it would still be nice to see what uplift we have achieved through the ROI Dashboard.

Add a button or feature to allow admin users to re-send user activation email if the request is not accepted within 48 hours (no way of doing this via the platform, had to contact the service desk).

Currently when I try to download the raw data from an experiment, it downloads as a .gz file. I can't open this without a 3rd-party tool. I assume that this format is used, because for some customers, the data sets are massive. However my company's data files are not really that big. It would be nice to have an option to download the raw .csv file in a non-zipped format. OR it would be nice to be able to download the file in a format like a simple .zip file, that I can natively open on a windows machine. It isn't a great user experience to have to purchase a 3-rd party too to be able to open these raw data files, in my opinion.

Right now when you setup a redirect test, there is no way to setup trackers without a developer, because you can't actually view the page the tool is redirecting to. Right now, without a developer, I can only really track transactions and page view events. In Optimizely they have a clever solution to allow you to track equivalency across page redirects, like when you are tasting a complete redesign of a landing page. See the link below. https://support.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/articles/4410283531021-Test-two-URLs-in-Optimizely-Web-Experimentation-or-Optimizely-Performance-Edge-using-a-redirect-experiment They allow you to setup hybrid pages and hybrid metrics. If you ctrl+F on the above article for the word "hybrid" you will what I mean. Here is an excerpt: "If you want to track how an event performs on both the experiment URL and the redirect URL, create a page that includes both in the URL match conditions, known as the hybrid page. Ensure you do not include this page in the experiment's targeting." This solution is great, because it means you can setup this kind of hybrid tracking without a developer.