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Configuring the Proposition Distribution report to reflect portfolio coverage

Updated on September 15, 2022

Configure the Proposition Distribution reports to show how the business is performing across your portfolio.

Pega Customer Decision Hub
The Proposition Distribution chart shows the portfolio coverage, which is the number of actions that were initiated for your customers over a specific time period. Edit this report to change the reporting period, adjust the grouping of data in the report, or filter out data about specific action groups.
  1. In the Customer Decision Hub portal, click ReportsReport Browser, as in the following figure:
    Accessing the Report Browser
    Accessing the Report Browser
  2. In the Public categories list, select Interaction History.
  3. Click the Proposition Distribution report.
    The report shows the number of initiated actions as a bar chart. The same information is also available below in the form of a table. By default, the report is filtered to only include results from the past 30 days, as in the following figure:
    Default time period for the Proposition Distribution report
    Default time period for the Proposition Distribution report
  4. Click Edit report.
  5. To change the time frame for the report, for example, from monthly to weekly, in the Filtered by section, click Period, and then click Select values.
  6. Edit the report configuration to group the actions by the issue to which the action belongs.
    1. Click Edit chart.
    2. Remove the default grouping by action ID by clicking Delete, as in the following figure:
      Removing the default grouping
      Removing the default grouping
    3. Drag and drop the Issue column from the Available columns table to the Drop Group By column here section, as in the following figure:
      Grouping the report results by issue
      Grouping the report results by issue
    Result: The report now displays action volume grouped and aggregated by issue to which the actions belong, as in the following figure:
    Sample report grouped by issue
    Sample report grouped by issue
  7. To see the results for individual actions within each issue, drag and drop the Proposition column from the Available columns table to the Drop Any column here section.
    Result: The report now displays the results for individual actions, as in the following figure:
    Sample results grouped by issue and action ID
    Sample results grouped by issue and action ID
  8. Configure the report filters to exclude irrelevant results.
    For example: If your Next-Best-Action business structure includes an issue which represents service messages and regulatory communications, actions related to this issue should be excluded from the results of this report, as they do not represent your marketing portfolio items.
    1. In the Data Explorer section of the report, find the item which corresponds to the type of data that you want to filter out.
      For example: To find the Issue item, click MoreAction DimensionsIssue.
    2. Drag and drop the item into the Filtered by section of the report.
    3. Edit the filter settings, as in the following figure:
      Filtering out actions related to the Service issue
      Filtering out actions related to the Service issue
    4. Click Apply changes.
  9. Click Preview.
  10. Click ActionsSave as and enter a new name for the report.
    For example: Portfolio coverage by action and issue
  11. Click Done editing.
    Result: The new report is now available in the Report Browser.
  12. Optional: To automatically export the report results and send them out by email, schedule a recurring task.
    For more information see: Exporting reports
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