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Mixpanel’s funnels and retention reports are where you can see user behavior through a series of events. With our next set of changes, we’re making funnels and retention reports more powerful, while making them easier to use and keeping our controls in a place consistent with insights.
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Mixpanel's funnels and retention reports are where you can see user behavior through a series of events. With our next set of changes, we are making funnels and retention reports more powerful, while making them easier to use and keeping our controls in a place consistent with insights.
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You can try the new funnels and retention experience in our demo projects, [here](https://mixpanel.com/project/3018488/view/3536632/app/funnels).
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Here’s a quick summary of changes:
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Here is a quick summary of changes:
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- Funnels is getting revamped so that your funnel definition as well as the way you measure your funnel will be displayed in the query builder at all times.
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- You can explicitly define which steps of the funnel you’re interested in.
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- You can explicitly define which steps of the funnel you are interested in.
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- More chart types are available across all different funnel metric measurements.
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- Time to Convert is available as a [measurement](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/reports/funnels#step-2-choose-your-measurement), if you’re looking to see a trend or summary of your conversion times.
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- Time to Convert is available as a breakdown, if you’re interested in seeing something like a distribution of conversions, by their conversion time.
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-[Time to Convert is available as a measurement](/docs/reports/funnels/funnels-advanced#time-to-convert-measurement), if you are looking to see a trend or summary of your conversion times.
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- Time to Convert is available as a breakdown, if you are interested in seeing something like a distribution of conversions, by their conversion time.
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- Frequency per User is available as a breakdown.
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## Retention Report Changes
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- Retention is getting updated so that your retention behavior definition as well as the way you measure your retention behavior will be displayed in the query builder at all times.
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- You can explicitly define which retention group you’re interested in.
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- You can explicitly define which retention group you are interested in.
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## New Analysis Capabilities
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See how your funnels are performing beyond just average time to convert over time, and median time to convert as a bar chart. We’ve added the ability to see median, average, P25, P75, P90, P99, min and max time to convert, using any visualization you’d like.
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See how your funnels are performing beyond just average time to convert over time, and median time to convert as a bar chart. We have added the ability to see median, average, P25, P75, P90, P99, min and max time to convert, using any visualization you’d like.
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You also have more power in [Time to Convert breakdowns](/docs/reports/funnels#time-to-convert). You can choose the step range you’d like the breakdown to apply to, while using a different step range for your measurement. This can allow you to see if converting quick on step 1 → 2 leads to higher conversion overall, and draw more insights from time to convert.
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You also have more power in [Time to Convert breakdowns](/docs/reports/funnels/funnels-advanced#time-to-convert-breakdown). You can choose the step range you would like the breakdown to apply to, while using a different step range for your measurement. This can allow you to see if converting quick on step 1 → 2 leads to higher conversion overall, and draw more insights from time to convert.
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### Alerts of Funnel Metrics
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You’re no longer limited to only seeing the number of times a certain step was performed in a funnel. You can now choose any event, and see how that influences your funnel. This is especially useful if you have a set funnel definition, and you’re interested in how non-core actions might affect your conversion rate. You no longer have to add and remove steps in between your funnel to see how different events affect your funnel.
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You are no longer limited to only seeing the number of times a certain step was performed in a funnel. You can now choose any event, and see how that influences your funnel. This is especially useful if you have a set funnel definition, and you’re interested in how non-core actions might affect your conversion rate. You no longer have to add and remove steps in between your funnel to see how different events affect your funnel.
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You can also see how the properties of events done between funnel steps affects funnel conversion. For example, you can see how many different categories of items were viewed in a purchase funnel, which may be more telling than a raw count of items viewed.
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[See more](/docs/reports/funnels#frequency).
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[See more about Frequency Per User in Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels/funnels-advanced#frequency-per-user).
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#### Estimating Ideal Session Length
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Use your [Time to Convert Chart in Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels#time-to-convert) to help determine an appropriate session timeout period that aligns with your users’ behavior.
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## Session Controls in Reports
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In [Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels), once you have set up sessions, a “Session Start” and “Session End” events will be generated in the report based on the funnel criteria.
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In [Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels/funnels-overview), once you have set up sessions, a “Session Start” and “Session End” events will be generated in the report based on the funnel criteria.
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A report is the basic unit of performing an analysis in Mixpanel.
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Mixpanel has several types of reports: [Insights](/docs/reports/insights), [Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels), [Flows](/docs/reports/flows), [Retention](/docs/reports/retention) and other advanced reports, each with their specialized use.
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Mixpanel has several types of reports: [Insights](/docs/reports/insights), [Funnels](/docs/reports/funnels/funnels-overview), [Flows](/docs/reports/flows), [Retention](/docs/reports/retention) and other advanced reports, each with their specialized use.
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This article focuses on the common concepts across each report.
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