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    Last Touch (Channel View)

    Last Touch (Channel View)

    This view shows the channel a buyer was last exposed to before converting. For example, a journey that starts in Organic Search and ends after a retargeting ad click would be attributed as a Paid Search last touch conversion.

    How last touch channel attribution works

    The channel of the final session before conversion gets full credit, regardless of how the buyer first arrived.

    1

    Google / Organic

    First touch channel

    2–5

    Mid-journey visits

    Multiple channels possible

    6

    Paid Search / CPC

    Last touch channel ✓

    Last touch attribution: This buyer gets assigned to “Google / Paid” as their last-touch channel, even though they discovered you through Organic two weeks earlier.

    KPI Strip

    Four headline numbers sit above the donut chart and table. They update immediately when you change date range, apply a filter, or activate comparison mode.

    Total conversions

    ?

    1,247

    Top closing channel

    ?

    Paid Search

    374 conversions

    Channels closing deals

    ?

    6

    Channel concentration

    ?

    30%

    from Paid Search

    Channel Distribution Donut and Breakdown Table

    The left panel shows a donut chart of last-touch conversions by channel.

    Each arc segment represents one channel’s share. Click any segment to isolate it: the legend, the donut centre count, and the breakdown table on the right all filter to show only that channel. Click again or use the Clear filter link to reset.

    Last-Touch Channel Distribution

    Click a segment to isolate a channel

    1,247conversions
    Paid Search
    37430%
    Organic Search
    31225%
    Direct
    22418%
    Referral
    15012%
    Social
    12510%
    AI Search
    625%

    Channel Breakdown

    ChannelConversionsShare
    Paid Search
    374
    30%
    Organic Search
    312
    25%
    Direct
    224
    18%
    Referral
    150
    12%
    Social
    125
    10%
    AI Search
    62
    5%

    Channels View vs Sources View

    The toggle in the breakdown table header switches between two levels of granularity. Channels view rolls up all source/medium pairs into one row per channel. Sources view gives you the raw data underneath each channel.

    Channel Breakdown
    ChannelConversionsShare
    Paid Search
    374
    30%
    Rows per page: 10
    1–6 of 6

    When “Sources” view is active, each row shows a specific source/medium pair (e.g., “google / paid”, “linkedin / social”) with its channel assignment shown as a badge.

    Hover over any source to see a tooltip of the top landing pages from that source. Click the chevron to expand a source and see its top landing pages, each with its count of conversions and breakdown of conversion events.

    Source Breakdown
    Source / mediumConversionsShare
    GooglePaid Search
    28723%

    Source Expansion: Landing Pages and Conversion Events

    Click the chevron next to any source in the Sources view to expand and see the top landing pages for that source, along with which conversion events happened on each page.

    Last Touch Pages from Google (Paid)

    #1
    /demo/schedule
    demo_booked89 conversions
    31%
    #2
    /pricing
    purchase54 conversions
    19%

    A source with a single dominant landing page tells you that your ad campaigns drive traffic to one specific offer. A source with many landing pages indicates a broader, less targeted approach, harder to optimise, but potentially capturing more varied intent.

    Conversion Events by Channel

    Click the chevron next to any channel in the Channels view to expand and see which conversion events each channel is driving as last touch.

    Conversion events in Paid Search

    #1

    demo_booked

    247 conversions

    66%
    #2

    purchase

    89 conversions

    24%

    If Paid Search drives mostly demo bookings while Organic Search drives newsletter signups, that tells you which channels to use for different conversion goals.

    Date Range & Comparison Controls

    The toolbar works identically to the rest of the Last Touch tab. Quick-select date ranges (2 days, 7 days, 28 days) appear inline. The More menu gives you extended ranges (3, 6, 12 months) and a custom date window.

    2 days
    7 days
    28 days
    More ▾
    Last 28 daysvs
    Previous 28 days✕

    The Compare tab inside More lets you overlay the same channel data from a previous period. When comparing, the breakdown table grows additional columns: current conversions, previous conversions, absolute difference, current share %, previous share %, and share point difference. Green arrows indicate growth; red indicates decline.

    ChannelConversions (Last 28d)Conversions (Prev 28d)DiffShare (Last 28d)Share Diff
    Paid Search299201↑ 49%24%↑ 5.2pp

    Export

    The Export button generates a multi-sheet Excel file. In Channels view, the export includes:

    • Channel & Source Performance Summary: A complete breakdown of last-touch conversions across channels and their underlying source/medium pairs, including conversion counts, share percentages, and top landing pages.
    When to use Last Touch (Channel View):Use this view when you’re optimising conversion performance, whether that’s improving funnel efficiency, scaling paid media, or prioritising bottom-of-funnel channels.

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