[ADD] crm: add marketing attribution doc
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track_leads/unattended_leads_report
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track_leads/quality_leads_report
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track_leads/resellers
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track_leads/marketing_attribution
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=============================
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Marketing attribution reports
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=============================
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Use the Odoo *CRM* app to compile a *marketing attribution report*, which analyzes the source of
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leads, and groups them in such a way as to calculate marketing's overall impact on lead generation,
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attribution, won rate, and more.
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Leads Analysis dashboard
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========================
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Begin by navigating to the :guilabel:`Leads Analysis` dashboard by going to :menuselection:`CRM app
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--> Reporting --> Leads`.
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.. tip::
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Reports can also be run on the :menuselection:`CRM app --> Leads` dashboard, which is **only**
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accessible if the *Leads* feature has been activated on the *Settings* page.
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If the *Leads* feature has **not** been activated, the :menuselection:`CRM app --> Sales --> My
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Pipeline` dashboard can also be used to run reports.
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Both dashboards contain the necessary *Filters* and *Group By* criteria to run an attribution
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report.
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.. seealso::
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- :doc:`Convert leads into opportunities <../acquire_leads/convert>`
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- :doc:`Create leads <../acquire_leads/email_manual>`
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/reporting-tab-and-leads.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Open the CRM app and click on the Reporting tab at the top of the page, then click Leads.
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The :icon:`fa-area-chart` :guilabel:`(graph)` view is shown, by default, with :guilabel:`Active or
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Inactive` and :guilabel:`Created on: [current year]` filters active in the :guilabel:`Search...`
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bar. The graph visualization displays the number of leads generated, by month and by sales team,
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with each sales team attributed to its own color per month shown.
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Switch the view to the :icon:`oi-view-list` :guilabel:`(list)` option, by clicking the respective
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icon located at the top-right of the dashboard. This allows leads to easily be displayed in the
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grouping set by the *Group By* parameters.
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/list-view-button.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Click the button with four horizontal lines on the top right of the Leads Analysis page.
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Add UTM parameters
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==================
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*Urchin Tracking Modules (UTMs)* are snippets of text embedded in URLs that are used to track
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visitor data. This includes parameters relating to how a visitor reached the link, such as the type
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of website visited, and/or marketing campaign the visit came from.
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Odoo can use these UTMs as parameters in the marketing attribution report to track the metrics and
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performance of marketing campaigns.
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Create UTMs
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-----------
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The :doc:`link tracker <../../../websites/website/reporting/link_tracker>` in Odoo can be used to
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create and configure UTMs.
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UTMs can also be automatically generated by the :doc:`Email Marketing
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<../../../marketing/email_marketing>` and :doc:`Marketing Automation
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<../../../marketing/marketing_automation>` apps.
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The UTM parameters used in a marketing attribution report are *Medium*, *Source*, and *Campaign*, in
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descending order of coverage.
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- *Medium* is the UTM with the widest coverage, and is used to identify the medium used to access
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the link. This can include mediums such as social media, email, or cost per click (CPC).
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- *Source* is more narrow, and is used to identify the source of traffic. For example, the name of
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a website, search engine used, or a specific social media platform.
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- *Campaign* is the most narrow, and can track specific marketing campaigns by name. This can
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include a contest or product name, type of sale, etc.
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Create reports
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==============
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To start creating a report, click the :icon:`fa-caret-down` :guilabel:`(down arrow)` to the right of
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the :guilabel:`Search...` bar to see the list of filtering and grouping parameters.
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:guilabel:`Filters`, located in the left column of the search options, can be used to keep only the
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results that fit the filter. For example, selecting the :guilabel:`Won` filter only shows leads that
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have been won in the attribution report.
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:guilabel:`Group By`, found in the middle column, is used to organize the results into groups, and
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can be used with or without filters.
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/search-results-multiple-options.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Select any number of filters and groups in the search options.
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.. tip::
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Setting multiple :guilabel:`Group By` options creates nested groups, according to which option
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is selected first. For example, selecting :guilabel:`Medium`, followed by :guilabel:`Source`,
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and then :guilabel:`Campaign`, in :guilabel:`Group By` column, sorts all results *first* by
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medium, *then* by the specific sources in each medium, followed by the campaigns in each source.
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This can be verified by looking at the direction, and order, of the selections in the group tile
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that appears in the :guilabel:`Search...` bar.
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/group-by.png
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:align: center
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:alt: The text in the tile is `Country > City`, showing that city is a subgroup of country.
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.. example::
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For a useful first report:
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#. From the :guilabel:`Filters` column, select the :guilabel:`Active` filter to view only leads
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that are still marked as active.
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#. From the :guilabel:`Group By` column, select (in this specific order) :guilabel:`Source`,
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followed by the :guilabel:`City` or :guilabel:`Country`, depending on which grouping is more
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relevant.
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/campaign-and-country-groups.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Each lead is now sorted by source, followed by city or country.
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This report contains all active leads, grouped first by the source of the lead, then by the
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city or country each lead is from. This is useful to see the density of active opportunities
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sorted by location.
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With this data, marketing campaigns, such as conferences or billboards, can be targeted to the
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locations generating the largest amount of potential revenue. Similarly, more attention can be
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put toward increasing outreach in locations where existing marketing campaigns are less
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effective.
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Export reports
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==============
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To set the measures of the report, begin by navigating to the :icon:`oi-view-pivot`
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:guilabel:`(pivot view)` on the :guilabel:`Leads Analysis` dashboard.
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Click the :guilabel:`Measures` button to view the available measures of
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the report. Select the desired measures from the drop-down menu (multiple measures can be selected),
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and verify the measures, filters, and groups are all displayed correctly in the pivot table. This
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ensures the data is ready for export.
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To quickly export the data in a list, as a .xlsx file, navigate to the :icon:`oi-view-list`
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:guilabel:`(list view)`. Click on the :guilabel:`Actions` :icon:`fa-cog` :guilabel:`(gear)` icon,
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located to the right of :guilabel:`Lead Analysis` in the top-left of the page, and click
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:icon:`fa-upload` :guilabel:`Export All`. The report downloads automatically as a .xlsx file.
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For more export options, the report can be exported to the Odoo *Documents* app. From the
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:icon:`oi-view-list` :guilabel:`(list view)` of :guilabel:`Leads Analysis` page, begin by clicking
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the :guilabel:`Actions` :icon:`fa-cog` :guilabel:`(gear)` icon again. Now, navigate to
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:icon:`fa-table` :guilabel:`Spreadsheet`, and click :icon:`oi-view-list` :guilabel:`Insert list in
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spreadsheet`. A pop-up window titled, :guilabel:`Select a spreadsheet to insert your list.` appears.
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The report can be renamed using the `Name of the list` field, if desired. The number of items on the
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report can be set with the field labeled: `Insert the first _ records of the list`. Next, select
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either a new :guilabel:`Blank spreadsheet`, or export into an existing spreadsheet. Finally, click
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the :guilabel:`Confirm` button.
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.. image:: marketing_attribution/documents-export.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Set the name, number of records, and location of the export in the option menu.
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To export the report as a .xlsx file, for use in an external spreadsheets program, click the
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:guilabel:`Actions` :icon:`fa-cog` :guilabel:`(gear)` icon, and select the :icon:`fa-upload`
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:guilabel:`Export All` option. If prompted, choose a file location, name the file, then click
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:guilabel:`Save`.
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