2023

Q4 2023

History refresh — History now lists Reports you opened recently as well as ones you executed, collapsing repeat visits to the most recent one and highlighting the currently open Report.
Expand and Merge in Cohort Compare — Merge Events collapses up to 3 near-equivalent events into one aliased group in the comparison table, and Expand appends a field to an event — Page View[$page_name], Stream Started[Show Title] — for up to 5 events, turning a vague event count into an answer about which shows each Cohort actually starts watching.

Data Tables on a Dashboard — add any Data Table to a Dashboard from the chart's context menu; give it its own Dashboard row, since sharing a row compresses it into horizontal scrolling.
Up to 5 Breakdowns in Data Table — the main reason to reach for a Data Table: combinations across five fields (App, Category, Country, Stream Type, Plan Type) stay readable in a table where a line or bar chart would not.
Per-Measure Filters in Data Table — specify Filters on each Measure in a Data Table, as in Query.

Custom Alert Monitors in Query — set your own alert thresholds on a Query schedule instead of relying on Kubit's anomaly model: choose Custom Threshold Met and specify above/below a value, or alert on percent change from the previous day by adding a Comparison Analysis to the Query.
Improved Dashboard drag-and-drop — rearranging items on a Dashboard is substantially less painful.
Data Tables (Beta) — a pivot-table-style visualization: add Measures and Compound Measures for the values, then pivot on Breakdowns and Segments. Compound Measures are selected via the "M" at the top of the measure and must already be saved from Query.
Save Cohort button moved — save a Cohort definition from the top-right corner, matching saved measures and filters, or after the Inspect chart finishes computing.

Inspect User — put the users who hit a scenario into a Cohort and click Inspect to read the raw event data per user id, sorted by Event Timestamp descending and re-sortable on any column — enough detail to reproduce an error you found through Path.

Lock Dashboard — lock a Dashboard from the icon beside its name to make it read-only, with no option to edit or add charts; only the Dashboard's creator can lock and unlock it.
Table view on Dashboards — Query charts on a Dashboard can now be switched to Table view.
Saved Compound Measures — Measures built from two or more Simple Measures can now be saved, not just Simple Measures, making it easy to reuse one measure across queries segmented by different dimensions or cohorts.

Compare Mode in Query — compare a metric against a previous period using the Compare drop-down, either a Previous Week/Month/Quarter/Year shortcut or a Custom end date with the window length taken from the current report. The previous period draws as a dotted line, and switching the result to Numeric shows the percent change.
Help Menu relocated — the Help Menu moved to the top right.

Table View in Query — switch Query results between Chart and Table (default), Chart, and Table, useful for many Measures or a high-cardinality Breakdown: the table browses up to 100 Breakdown groups against the chart's 20. The view is not part of Chart Settings and cannot be saved, so a shared report always opens in Chart and Table; on a Dashboard or Workspace a Query renders in Chart view only, and the table caps at 100 rows.
Rolling Measures — compute Rolling Sum, Rolling Average, or Rolling Window over the trailing X days for each day in the range, for answers like daily-reported weekly or monthly actives. Rolling Measures cannot be used inside Compound Measures and span at most 90 days.
Breakdown Filters — exclude Breakdown groups at execution time rather than pruning them from a rendered chart; available on all report types.
Generated Report Names — Kubit now auto-generates descriptive report names to make History and Search navigable, using abbreviations such as Ret., Ret OT., Ret UI., Ret UIOT. in Retention and Conv., TTC., Freq. in Funnel.

Measure Filters — filter on Measure values to drop outliers that distort an ordering, most usefully on ratios where tiny denominators push meaningless rows to the top; e.g. restricting to B >= 100 surfaces a genuinely representative set of top countries.

Reworked Global Filter, Breakdown and Segment UI — the condensed filter/breakdown control is split into three clearly separated options: Global Filter, Breakdown, and Segment (formerly Cohort Breakdowns), the last for grouping results by Cohort membership.
Field values sorted by popularity — field-value drop-downs now rank by data volume rather than alphabetically, so the values carrying the most data surface first.
Top Paths mode — Path charts gain a Top Paths mode alongside the Sankey diagram, rendering the top 10 paths as Funnels you can open as a Formula, or hide and show steps and breakdowns on. Applying a Breakdown or Segment gives each group its own Funnel, sorted by subject count. Forward Paths only.

Cohort Comparison — compare two Cohorts by Average Events per User directly in the Cohort builder: add a second Cohort, pick a date range and click Compare to get the top or bottom 100 events for Cohort A, each Cohort's average events per user, and the A/B ratio colored green where A does more and red where it does less. Limited to two Cohorts at a time.
Sequence as the default Funnel Order — new Funnels now default to Sequence instead of Any, matching what most users were selecting anyway.
Improved Breakdown group display — charts show up to 20 Breakdown groups depending on window size, up from 8, with a refreshed look and better color separation when highlighting.
Simplified Funnel chart coloring — a Funnel with no Breakdown now renders in a single color, and each Breakdown group gets one color that persists across every step.

Default Measure names and Funnel step numbers — Query now labels each Measure (A, B, C…) and Funnel numbers each step (1, 2, 3…) as you build, and those labels carry into the results, so a ratio of two measures reads as A/B and each Funnel bar is prefixed with its step number.
Create a Funnel from a Backward Path — right-click a step on a Backward Path and choose Create Funnel, same as on a Forward Path; because the Path runs backward, its first step becomes the last step of the resulting Funnel.
Compound Cohort highlighting — Compound Cohorts are now styled distinctly from regular Cohorts in every Cohort drop-down.