Understanding the Enrollment Analytics View

The Enrollment drill down in your Analytics Overview dives into an overview of your subscribers and subscriptions. You can view total subscribers, subscriptions, enrollment rate, and more. 

 


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1 - New Subscribers

Displays the number of new subscription customers over the timeframe. This figure does not include recurring customers with past subscriptions.


2 - Total Active Subscribers

The total number of customers with at least one active subscription. This is counted at the end of the selected time period.


3 - Active subscribers by status

This chart shows a breakdown of active subscribers based on their subscriber status. They are counted at the start of the selected time period.

  • New - Net new subscribers, these customers have no prior history or subscriptions with you
  • Reactivated - Subscribers who previously had inactive or cancelled all of their subscriptions, then reactivated at least one of their previous subscriptions, on the same product
  • Existing -  Subscribers who already had an active subscription before the time period
  • Cancelled - Subscribers who have cancelled all of their subscriptions. If they have at least one active subscription, they'll be counted in a different category.

4 - Subscriber counts

A weekly breakdown of your subscribers, split up by:

  • Active subscribers at start
  • New subscribers
  • Cancelled subscribers
  • Active subscribers at end 
    • Calculated by: Active subscribers at start + New Subscribers - Cancelled Subscribers

5 - Total active subscriptions

This chart depicts the number of customers with at least one active subscription, calculated at the end of the selected time period.


6 - Active subscriptions by status

Shows a breakdown of active subscriptions based on their status at the start of the selected time period.

Note: Reactivated Subscribers (from Active subscribers by status up top) and Reactivated Subscriptions here may not match. A previous subscriber has to reactivate the same product they had before to be counted as a reactivated subscription. For example:

  • Luke has one subscription, to Dark Hot Chocolate, and cancels it.
  • Luke later resubscribes to White Hot Chocolate a couple of months later.
  • This counts 1 Reactivated Subscriber, but 0 Reactivated Subscriptions because Luke switched products.

7 - Subscription counts

This table displays a weekly breakdown of active subscribers:

  • Active subscriptions at start
  • Created subscriptions
  • Cancelled subscriptions
  • Active subscriptions at end
    • Calculated by: Active subscriptions at start + Created subscriptions - Cancelled subscriptions

8 - Order Frequency

A visualization of all new subscriptions over a timeframe, broken down by the subscription frequency the subscriber chose during checkout. We display the number and percentage of total each frequency makes up the total number of subscriptions.


9 - % Subscription Enrollment Rate - Products Sub Eligible Chart

The percentage of eCommerce transactions/checkouts that contain new subscriptions, vs checkouts with only one-time products.


10 - % Subscription Enrollment Rate - Products Sub Eligible Table

A data breakdown used to calculate the chart in #9 above.