Use filters to slice and dice data for reports, visuals, and more.

Set one or many filters to extract the exact data you are looking for.

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Did you know? You can download all of your data before or after you slice it up. We believe in transparency and research quality data.

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Where do data filters apply?

• Charts or graph data visualizations
• Individual reports
• Presentation results
• Surveys and Forms response data

• Dashboards where the filter will apply to each graph and chart in the dashboard.

  • Dashboard filters are applied automatically when you click the Analytics from a simulation maze.

Data filter view

1. Select from one or many fields to filter on.

Fields	Description
Maze	Title of your maze. This filter is selected automatically if you access the analytics from a specific simulation maze.
Version	Select or omit a specific version. For example filter by "version is not beta".
Status	Filter by completion status (int, inprogress, finish, fail, restart). See definitions below.
Tags	Filter by link tags for example "spring", "2020" to see results from a specific link or tag.
Device Type	Desktop, Smartphone, Tablet, etc.
OS	Device Operating System e.g. Windows, Android, iOS, Ubuntu, Linux, etc.
Browser	Browser type e.g. Chrome, IE, Firefox, Safari, etc.
Locale	Default Language set on the user's device e.g. American English, Spanish, French, etc.
Timezone	Timezone set on the user's device. It will give you an idea of the region from where the user is playing the Maze.
User	Unique value associated with individual user accounts
User email	The user's email if captured

*City and IP address coming soon.

2. Next select the operator to filter the data by the field.

Operator	Description
is	Field is or is equal to. e.g. Maze is "Maze title" will filter the results by that Maze.
is not	Field is not or shows everything except the selected element. e.g. Version is not beta.
is one of	Inclusive filter is one of a type.
is not one of	Exclusive filter is not one of a type.
contains	Fuzzy inclusive match the field contains text.
not contains	Fuzzy exclusive match the field does not contain text.

3. Select your element.

Filter by time

Understanding status types

There are several status types when a user is learning. We wanted to fully understand how a user's experience in the simulation.

Status	Description
int	The user clicked the link and loaded the start page. The simulation was initialized.
inprogress	The user's started, but has not reached an exit node and there is still a live session. Once the session expires, the status becomes abandoned.
finish	The user reached a finish node.
fail	The user reached a fail node or timed out or ran out of credits.
restart	The user intentionally restarted the maze.
abandoned	The user has abandoned their inprogress session.