Quick Start
Add the visual to your report
- Click the SDM Funnel icon in the Visualizations pane
- Resize the empty container on your report canvas
Bind your data
- Drag your funnel stage column (e.g.
Stage.Name) to Funnel Steps - Drag every measure you'll need (score, base, comparison, comparison base…) to Values — you'll assign each one's role from the Format pane next
- (Optional) Drag a grouping column to Group By to draw one funnel per group value
Nothing renders yet — the visual needs at least a Score measure assigned before it can draw a bar.
Assign the Score measure
- Open the Format pane
- Expand Main Partition
- Set Score measure to the measure that represents "% who reached this step"
The funnel now renders: one tapering bar per distinct value of Funnel Steps, ordered by descending score.
Add leakage & significance
- In Main Partition, set Base measure, Comparison measure and Comparison base measure
- The Leakage card's pills (step-to-step drop-off %) turn red/green once all four measures are set and a group's leakage is significantly worse/better than the comparison's
- Adjust Leakage → Significance level (90/95/99%) to control how strict the test is
- (Optional) Turn on Leakage → Show legend to draw a small legend below the funnel explaining what the pill colors mean
First customizations
Open the Format pane and try these:
- Bars → Color (top) / Color (bottom) — apply a top-to-bottom gradient to the funnel bars
- Global Settings → Value Font / Step Label Font — adjust the on-bar typography
- Leakage → Above/Below average color — recolor the significance pills
- Frame → Show frame — add a decorative card around each funnel
Add a competitor comparison
- Drag a competitor/benchmark score measure into Values
- Open Second Partition, set Score measure and optionally Name / Logo (base64)
- A small comparison track appears on the left of the funnel at each step junction, connected by an arrow (configurable in Competition Leakage)
Add extra columns
- In Global Settings → Options, turn on Show extra columns
- Click the small ⚙ gear icon that appears on the visual in edit mode to open the column editor and add up to 8 columns — see Additional Table