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Overview

Access Identity Insights dashboards to visualize your identity graph, understand identifier relationships, and monitor data collection health. Identity Insights provides three main views: Slicer (identity overlap), Ingestion (data collection patterns), and Domain Overlap (cross-domain stitching).
Prerequisites:
  • Access to a Permutive workspace
  • Identity Graph configured with at least one identifier collecting data
  • Identity Insights is available to all publisher accounts

Steps

1

Navigate to Identity section

In the Permutive dashboard, click Identity in the navigation menu.
2

Open Identity Insights

Click on Identity Insights in the Identity section. This opens the Identity Insights dashboard with three main tabs.
3

Explore the Slicer tab

The Slicer tab (default view) displays identity overlap in a pivot table format. This shows how different identifiers relate to each other and which identifiers are commonly found together.
4

Review the Ingestion tab

Click the Ingestion tab to view daily data collection patterns. This tab shows data ingestion per day over a 7-day or 30-day period, helping you monitor the health of identity data collection.
5

Check Domain Overlap view

Click the Domain Overlap tab to see user overlap across different domains in your organization. This view helps assess cross-domain identity resolution effectiveness.
Tips for navigating Identity Insights:
  • The Slicer tab is the default view and shows the most comprehensive identifier overlap data
  • Use the Ingestion tab to monitor data collection health and identify drops in ingestion
  • Domain Overlap updates monthly (on the 1st of each month) due to query cost considerations
  • Identity overlap and ingestion data are updated daily
  • All three tabs are available to all publisher accounts with no additional setup required
Identity Insights reports on data from the Past 7 Days and Past 30 Days. If you’ve recently removed an identifier from your allow-list, it may still appear in reports for a period based on these time ranges.

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