To recheck conditions found during analysis, you need to apply the same measures, operations, dimensions, period, and filters every time. With Hive Axyl Plugin, you can request chart configurations in natural language and combine multiple charts into a single dashboard.
Make game operations clearer with data
Practical ways to read game metrics and turn them into better operating decisions with Hive Analytics.
- Building Charts and Dashboards in Natural Language: Using Hive Axyl Plugin, Part 2
- Querying Game Metrics and Checking Changes in Natural Language: Using Hive Axyl Plugin, Part 1
With Hive Axyl Plugin installed in ChatGPT, you can query Hive Analytics metrics in natural language and narrow the scope of analysis by country, market, and product while carrying over the context of earlier questions. Starting from yesterday’s KPI changes against last week, you can narrow the scope step by step.
- Checking Estimated Google and Apple Proceeds Before Store Settlement
The amount a player pays may include sales tax and comes before store fees and country-specific taxes are applied, so the payment amount alone doesn't tell you how much the developer will receive. Hive Analytics' Estimated Proceeds metric applies store-specific calculation rules to Google Play and Apple App Store payments to show estimated proceeds with fees and taxes reflected.
- Querying Raw Analytics Data in BigQuery
Raw event data in Hive Analytics can be queried directly with SQL in the habq-storage project in BigQuery. A Hive Analytics administrator requests query access for a Google account in BigQuery Access Permission Management for each environment, and you prepare a Google Cloud project to run SQL.
- Checking the Event Log Storage Structure and Failed Data: Sending Event Logs, Part 4
Among the events sent to Hive Analytics, events that meet the collection criteria are stored in t_raw_event_log in your company's BigQuery dataset, and events that do not are stored in t_raw_event_log_rescue together with the raw JSON and the quarantine reason. If you cannot find an event in the normal table, check the quarantine reason with errorReason, errorStackTrace, and rawData in the rescue table.
