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Basic Snapshot Metrics
The Metrics page in X25 Analytics provides a quick look at top-level statistics for an entire snapshot. This can be useful to get an overview before diving into the finer details with specific reports. This page is subject to the filter options f...
Snapshot Tree Maps
The Treemaps page in X25 Analytics employs enhanced interactive event and location tree map charts to visually represent a snapshot. A tree map of events is displayed on the left and a tree map of locations is displayed on the right. Selecting locat...
Viewing Snapshot Data as a Table
The Tables page in X25 Analytics lets you browse all event and location data within a single snapshot. You can filter the data according to predefined data filters and zoom in on specific groupings such as organizations, buildings, and breakpoi...
Viewing Events Tables in X25 Analytics
The snapshot breadcrumbs at the top of the page have two drop-down menus which allow you to refine the content displayed on the page. Filter options , which hide events or locations that don't belong in a selected filter. Group options , wh...
Viewing Locations Tables in X25 Analytics
The snapshot breadcrumbs at the top of the page have two drop-down menus which allow you to refine the content displayed on the page. Filter options , which hide events or locations that don't belong in a selected filter. Group options , wh...
Partition and Feature Matching in X25 Analytics
When viewing event details on the Tables page , you'll find that some views have columns labeled Preference Match and Feature Match. These columns indicate how closely the event meets its desired criteria for placement via the Schedule25 Optim...
Projects and Snapshots
All analysis in X25 Analytics starts with projects and snapshots. A snapshot is a set of data captured from 25Live using an event search and a location search. It is frozen in time at the moment it is created and is not refreshed automatically ...
Quick Snapshots
Snapshots in X25 Analytics are the basis of all metrics, reports, and modeling. In order to dive into the details of your 25Live data, you must first isolate it and determine exactly what you want to analyze. Creating a Quick Snapshot is the fas...
Comparison Sets in X25
Comparison Sets (previously called “Benchmarks”) allow you to compare scheduling effectiveness, inventory fitness, and utilization metrics using specified filtered snapshots. You can also add a Target Set that can be compared to the metr...