In this release (v1.20) we have added a number of new features to: 1) custom dashboard, 2) the traffic source tab, 3) the virality, tab, 4) the permissions features to more capable and 5) Increased the precision shown for certain graphs in the dashboard. Details are provided below.

Custom Dashboard Changes

• New Data Source: The following new data sources have been added to the custom dashboard:

1. events (filterable by name and subtypes)
2. ad clicks and installs (filterable by source)
3. partner clicks and installs (filterable by source)
4. goal counts

• Higher Precision Data Display: The precision with which data is shown for each series in a chart can be specified. The default value is 2 digits. An ‘auto’ setting is available that chooses a precision based on the values in the data series.

• Dual Axis: Data series can be assigned to one of two y axes. This allows data with very different value ranges to be shown in a single graph

Traffic and Viral Channel Source Filtering

You can exclude data from the tables on the traffic source page and from the A/B test tables on the virality tab. By clicking on the ‘X’ in a row, an exclusion filter will be added to prevent that data from being shown in the future in the table. You can view and manage the filters that have been set in the “Hidden Sources” tab for each table that supports this.

Permission Changes

The permission settings now applies to individual graphs in addition to tabs. For example, if the ‘revenue’ permission is not granted to a user class, but the ‘engagement’ permission is granted, the user will be able to view the main ‘Dashboard’ page and see install and daily user information, but they will not be able to see the graph or table entries pertaining to revenue on that page.

Precision Increased for Certain Graphs

The precision with which data is shown in certain graphs has been increased. This change has been made to graphs that typical have very small values and the previous 2-digit precision was limiting in seeing the details of value changes.

Billing E-mail Addresses

You can specify one or more e-mail addresses on the billing page to which all billing-related e-mails will be sent, rather than having them sent to all admin users on the account (as is done by default).

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