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funnel-analysis
Conversion funnel analysis with drop-off investigation. Use when analyzing multi-step processes, identifying conversion bottlenecks, comparing segments through a funnel, or optimizing user journeys.
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# Funnel Analysis
# When to use
- Conversion is low and the team needs to know where users are dropping off
- A product change may have affected a specific funnel step
- Comparing conversion rates across channels, devices, or user cohorts
- Designing an A/B test and needing a baseline to set a meaningful MDE
- Building a regular funnel monitoring report
# Process
1. **Define funnel steps and time window** — list the ordered sequence of events or pages that constitute the funnel. Agree on how long a user has to complete the funnel (session, 24 hours, 7 days). Ambiguous definitions here will invalidate the analysis.
2. **Build the user-level funnel dataset** — for each user who reached step 1, record which subsequent steps they completed and when, within the time window. Use `scripts/funnel_analyzer.py` to compute this from an events log.
3. **Calculate conversion rates** — compute step-to-step conversion (users reaching step N ÷ users reaching step N−1) and overall conversion (step 1 to last step). Record absolute drop-off counts at each step.
4. **Analyse time-to-convert** — for users who completed each step, calculate median, P75, and P95 time between steps. Long gaps can signal friction even without high drop-off.