FROM FIRST
A FROM FIRST Splits the journey only on the very first occurrence of the starting context you specify in your query.
Example
Splitting Process
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Find the first Web interaction. Mark that as the start of the journey. | |
| Mark the last interaction on the full customer path, as the end of the journey. |
Usage Notes
- FROM FIRST only ever returns a single journey.
- A journey can be the length of a single interaction
Results
In this example, you end up with a single customer journey based on the specified filter criteria.
Use Case 1
Initial Question
What other products have customers shown interest in, after learning about a new product for the first time?
Query
| Filter | Query Parameters |
|---|---|
| FROM FIRST | Proposition = New Product |
discover journeys from first interaction(proposition="new product")
Analysis
- Do customers purchase the new product or do they end up purchasing, another, different product?
- Where in the journey do customers switch to a different product?
- Where in the journey do customers get stuck?
Use Case 2
Initial Question
What is the most common issue that causes customers to contact an assisted channel for the first time and which issue seems to be resolved most effectively?
Query
| Filter | Query Parameters |
|---|---|
| FROM FIRST | Channel = Assisted |
discover journeys from first interaction(channel="assisted")
Analysis
- Identify the start of the assisted journey and clarify which activity type is associated with that first assisted interaction:
- Which products are most commonly associated with that activity type?
- Are there return flows to that activity type, indicating that there are repeat calls about the same issue?
- Identify the most common re-engagements after the assisted interaction.
- Do customers progress or regress along the journey?
- Is the assisted interaction associated with multiple dormant periods; do customers take a long time to re-engage after contacting the assisted channel?
Use Case 3
Initial Question
Which Action results in the first positive response from customers and how do those customers behave after responding?
Query
| Filter | Query Parameters |
|---|---|
| FROM FIRST | Action Response = Positive |
discover journeys from first action(response="Positive")
Analysis
- Does the positive response correlate to other positive engagement behavior?
- How do customers react to other Actions, presented after the first positive response?
