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- Timeframe: Set the period for when the analysis should occur.
- Start Date and Time: The start date and time refers to the period for when the analysis should start. This must be at least greater than 48 hours prior to the the current day/time. Note that this uses UTC time zone.
- End Date and Time: The end date and time refers to the period for when the analysis should end. This must be at least 48 hours prior to the current day/time. This time is not inclusive- if a job is submitted with an end time of 23:59:59, that is the cutoff time (it does not include any milliseconds beyond 23:59:59). If the full final second of that day is needed, the end date and time should be 00:00:00 of the next day. Note that this uses UTC time zone.
- Day Parts: Click on the Day Parts link to open up additional day parting selections. See below for an explanation about how to use Day Parts in your analysis.
- Seconds Before: An integer value that specifies the number of seconds before your selected date and time. This is required for Path-to-Purchase reports.
- Seconds After:An integer value that specifies the number of seconds before your selected date and time. This is required for Path-to-Purchase reports.
- Report Details: Other details and parameters that can or should be included for a job.
- Name: The name of the report. Use terms that make this report easily searchable by your team.
- Additional Emails: Add any additional email addresses to receive reports, comma separated.
- Include Full Geographic Info: Turning this field on will provide additional information including Country, State, Postal Code, and Census Block Group.
- Friendly Dates: Turning this field on will convert any provided unix timestamp into date, time, and day of week. Users may select between UTC (the date, time, and day of week provided will be in UTC) or Local (the date, time, and day of will provided will be in the local timezone of the associated lat/long point)
- Split File: Large files can be difficult to open in Excel. Setting this to true will split files that are over 1,000,000 lines. This only applies to tsv/csv files.
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