Sessions duration

Session duration (d)

The total number of sessions during the specified period that have duration up to specified value but not less than value specified by "previous" selector in the group.

For example,

SD 10sec shows count of sessions having duration between 0 (inclusive) and 10 seconds (not inclusive).
SD 20sec shows count of sessions having duration between 10 (inclusive) and 20 seconds (not inclusive).
SD 60sec+ shows count of sessions having duration greater or equal to 60 seconds.
SD 1min shows count of sessions having duration between 0 (inclusive) and 1 minute (not inclusive).

The session is a time interval, during which a user continues to interact with a website or mobile app. MyTracker logs the session after the user ends the session and starts a new one.

For mobile apps, the session starts with the launch and stops when the application goes to the background for more than 30 seconds. You can change this interval by configuring the LaunchTimeout parameter of MyTracker SDK.

For websites, the session starts with a site visit and stops when more than 30 minutes have passed since the last activity. You can change this interval through the session timeout setting.

SD* – Flow metric
SD CA* – Current Attribution metric
SD LT* – LifeTime metric
SD AT* – Attribution Time metric

Session duration (u)

The total number of sessions during the specified period that have duration up to specified value but not less than value specified by "previous" selector in the group.

For example,

SD 10sec shows count of sessions having duration between 0 (inclusive) and 10 seconds (not inclusive).
SD 20sec shows count of sessions having duration between 10 (inclusive) and 20 seconds (not inclusive).
SD 60sec+ shows count of sessions having duration greater or equal to 60 seconds.
SD 1min shows count of sessions having duration between 0 (inclusive) and 1 minute (not inclusive).

The session is a time interval, during which a user continues to interact with a website or mobile app. MyTracker logs the session after the user ends the session and starts a new one.

For websites, the session starts with a site visit and stops when more than 30 minutes have passed since the last activity. You can change this interval through the session timeout setting.

SD* – Flow metric
SD CA* – Current Attribution metric
SD LT* – LifeTime metric
SD AT* – Attribution Time metric

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