The Call Attribution custom report provides insight into the sources and interactions that are driving traffic and generating calls.
Getting started
This report is available at the account-level for an entire account and at the company-level, where you can select multiple companies. Admin users will be able to access this report for an entire account.
Need to print, export, or save a report? You can follow the instructions in this article to do so.
Call Attribution overview
Use these instructions to access your Call Attribution custom report for a specific company.
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Select Analytics from the navigation bar on the left.
- Select Reports at the top of the page.
- Click on Create Report from the Custom list of reports in the menu on the left.
- Find the Call Attribution option and click Create Report.
- Name your report by clicking the pencil icon at the top of the page or select Rename Report within the Report Options drop-down menu on the upper-right of the page. You can update the name of your report at any time.
- Choose an interval for how your data will be presented by using the filter panel at the top of the report. The interval options available here will vary based on your date range. Your filter options are dependent upon what you choose in this drop-down.
- The report initially loads with a list of calls received by all companies, broken down by source. Use the Edit Columns button to choose which columns you'd like to see on this table.
- Use the filter panel at the top of the report to determine which companies and types of calls you'd like to see.
- Use the company drop-down to choose which calls should be on this report. You can select as many or as few as you'd like.
- Use the date range drop-down to select the timeframe for the calls you'd like to see on this report.
- Use the attribution drop-down to select the type of attribution for the calls you'd like to see on this report. You can view by source, campaign, keywords, referring page, and landing page. When CallRail shows marketing attribution data, typically the contact's First Touch milestone is represented. This means how a contact engages with your company for the first time is captured in your reporting.
- Use the calls drop-down to choose what kind of calls you'd like to see in your report. You can view by total calls, qualified calls, first-time callers, and average call. You'll see the sum of all values in each column in bold in the first row of the table.
- Use the graph drop-down to choose whether you want to view your data by total, days, weeks, months, or hours. If using the "total" pie chart, hover over the various sections to receive percentage breakdowns of total and first-time calls.
- The columns below the pie chart illustrate which sources and campaigns are bringing calls into your business.
- The Source column shows the name of your campaign as it's configured within your account.
- The Total Calls column shows the total number of calls received by this source.
- The First-Time Callers column provides how many of the total calls are first-time callers.
- The Qualified Callers column provides how many of the total calls are marked as qualified leads.
- The Average Duration column provides the average amount of time spent on the phone with callers who call from this campaign.
- If you choose to drill-down further, select Add Filter and pick additional filters you'd like for your report. This drop-down only shows if you're adding filters.
- Optional: You can see a separate chart and table featuring details about various types of calls by selecting the number of the desired attribution type within the report. Use the Edit Columns button to choose which columns you'd like to see on this table.
FAQs
Can I recreate the Calls by Landing Page report in my Call Attribution custom report?
The Calls by Landing Page report is no longer a standalone report within the app. But you can recreate it using your Call Attribution custom report by switching your search dimension to "Landing Page" in the filter bar.
