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Overview tab

The overview tab consists of a list view of all users/companies that meet the criteria outlined in the global filters. Within the global filters, you can refine the list by:
  • Segment: show only users/companies that belong to a pre-defined Userpilot segment
  • Company: show only users that belong to a specific company
  • Last seen: specify the time period that the user / company must have been last seen within
  • Last seen on: specify the platform that the user / company was last seen on (i.e. Web or Mobile)
image.png To get more detailed results, click ‘Conditions’ where you’ll be able to filter based on user / company properties, interactions within your application, or Userpilot content engagement. To read more about our filtering options and how to save these filters as a Segment - check out ‘Segments’. From the User / Company Dashboard you can also:
  • Export data: Allows you to download a comprehensive report of the user’s information and activity in CSV format for further analysis.
  • Reset content: Resets the user’s progress within the product, allowing them to experience content as a first-time user
  • Delete data: Permanently removes all of the user/company’s data from the Userpilot account.
image.png Additionally, you can control the columns that are included within the users / companies table and the order that this data appears in. Simply, click the ‘Manage Columns’ icon and check the properties you’d like shown and drag and drop to the desired order. Screen+Recording+2025-06-23+at+16.53.38.gif

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Stats & Insights Tab

The stats & insights tab provides a summary of key user / company statistics based on the global filters applied. Each of the key stats cards also provides a trending view of the data compared to the previous period.
  • Active users / companies: The number of users / companies identified on your application
  • Avg. number of events: A count of all tracked event, labeled event and feature tag occurrences divided by the number of active users / companies
  • Avg. number of sessions: Total number of sessions initiated divided by the number of active users / companies
  • Avg. time per session: The average length of time a user spent on your platform per session
  • Avg. time on application: The average length of total time a user / company spent on your application over the specified time period
  • NPS: The average NPS score for all companies (Company dashboard only)
Group 7746.png Other information provided in the stats & insights tab includes:
  • User / Company activity: A chart view of the unique users / unique companies that visited your platform. This can be viewed on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
  • Top events: The events that occurred most frequently over the specified time period.
  • Top pages: The most frequently visited web pages over the specified time period.
  • Top screens: The most frequently visited mobile screens over the specified time period.
Users & Companies 5.png The User Statistics / Company Statistics table shows some of the most important key statistics for each individual user / company based on the time period chosen. Each of the statistics has a corresponding ‘Trend’ percentage which compares the data to that of the previous period. The key statistics included are:
  • No. of events: The total number of labelled, tracked or feature tagged events that the user / company has triggered
  • No. of sessions: The total number of sessions that have been initiated by the user / company
  • Avg. time per session: The average time spent per session for the specific user / company
  • Days active: The number of days the user / company were identified
  • Time on application: The total time spent on application by the user / company over the specified time period
  • Active users: The number of users identified within that company (Company dashboard only)
  • NPS: The company’s NPS score for the specified time period (Company dashboard only)
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FAQs

There are two way to achieve that:
  1. Click the three dots next to the user’s name and select “Reset Content.”
  2. Call userpilot.reset(); in the console
No, at the moment, one user ID can belong to only one company ID. If a user is identified with a different company, it will override the previous value. However, a workaround is to pass an additional company property, for example:company_names: "acme labs, doe company"
Yes, you can use the “Last Seen” filter to identify users who have been inactive for a specific period and target them for re-engagement.
No, once a user is deleted, their data is permanently removed from the system and cannot be retrieved. However, if the user is identified from your end again, they will reappear in the dashboard, but their old data and content analytics related to that user will not show.
No, it only resets the content eligibility for the user during their existing session. Once they go into a new session, they will get back their state before the reset.
The “Last Seen” filter in the Overview tab focuses on when a user was last active, meaning it shows users based on the most recent time they interacted with your product. This helps you track individual user engagement and identify inactive users.On the other hand, the time period selection in the Insights tab provides aggregated data for all users within a specific timeframe, giving you an overall view of user activity trends, such as daily, weekly, or monthly performance. This helps you analyze patterns and measure engagement over time.
Using “AND” narrows your search by requiring all conditions to be met simultaneously, resulting in a more specific user list. Using “OR” broadens your search by including users who meet any of the specified conditions, leading to a wider dataset.
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