Configure a fallout visualization
You can specify the touchpoints to create a multi-dimensional fallout sequence. Commonly, a touchpoint is a page on your site. However, touchpoints are not limited to pages. For example, you can add events, such as units, as well as unique persons and return visits. You can also add dimensions, such as a category, browser type, or internal search term.
You can even add filters within a touchpoint. For example, you might want to compare filters, such as iOS and Androidâ„¢ users. Drag the desired filters to the top of the fallout and information about those filters is added to the fallout report. If you want to show only those filters, you can remove the All Visits baseline.
There is no limitation on the number of steps that you can add or the number of dimensions used.
You can do pathing on dimensions, metrics, and filters. For example, suppose that someone is looking at shoes, shirt on one page, and on the next page they’re looking at shirt, socks. The next product flow report from shoes will be shirt and socks, NOT shirt.
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Add a
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Drag a page, for example home, from the Page dimension onto the Add touchpoint dropdown menu.
Hover over a touchpoint to see the fallout and other information about that level, such as the name of the touchpoint, and the person count at that point. And see the success rate for that touchpoint (as well as compare the success rate to other touchpoints.)
The circled numbers in the gray portion of the bar show the fallout between touchpoints (not the overall fallout to that point). The Touchpoint % shows the successful fall through from the previous step to the current step in the fallout report.
You can also add a single page to the fallout report, rather than the entire dimension. Click the right arrow
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Continue adding touchpoints until your sequence is complete.
You can combine multiple touchpoints by dragging one or more additional components onto a touchpoint.
note note NOTE Multiple filters are joined with AND, but multiple items such as dimension items and metrics are joined with OR. 
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You can also constrain individual touchpoints to the next event (as opposed to eventually) within the path. Underneath each touchpoint, there is a selector with the options Eventual path and Next event, as shown here:
table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 Option Description Eventual path (default) Persons are counted that will eventually land on the next page in the path, but not necessarily on the next event. Next event re counted that will land on the next page in the path on the very next event.
Settings
As part of the visualization, specific settings are available.
Context menu
As part of the visualization, specific context menu options are available.
