Monitoring the Usage and Adoption of SAP LeanIX
Monitor how your organization uses SAP LeanIX by tracking key metrics in a Shared 360 view powered by Gainsight.
Introduction to Shared 360
Shared 360 is a feature provided by Gainsight, a customer success platform. This tool is aimed at enhancing collaboration between SAP LeanIX customers and their Customer Success team. Shared 360 provides a comprehensive overview of customer's interactions with SAP LeanIX, including their usage data, login statistics, support tickets, and more.
As a workspace admin, you can request access to your Shared 360 view through your Customer Success Manager. Once you get access, you can monitor how your organization uses SAP LeanIX and then share these insights with your team.
By using Shared 360, you can:
- Get a comprehensive overview of your SAP LeanIX account, including metrics for some key features such as fact sheets and reports
- Assess the adoption of SAP LeanIX by your organization
- Identify opportunities for improvement and enablement by analyzing key metrics
Accessing Shared 360
To request access to your Shared 360 view, contact your Customer Success Manager. Once you receive an email invitation, follow the instructions in the email to proceed. If you don't receive an email or have other issues, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
For more information on how to get started, refer to the Gainsight documentation.
Best Practices for Using Shared 360
Here are some best practices for using Shared 360:
- Monitor the adoption of SAP LeanIX in your organization: In the Login Statistics and New vs Existing Logins sections, track how many new users are actively using SAP LeanIX. In the Fact Sheet Statistics and Reporting Statistics section, monitor how fact sheets and reports are being used and adopted. You can review these sections on a weekly or monthly basis.
- Monitor key metrics: Here are some example insights that you can get from different data points:
- To maintain data quality in your workspace and ensure responsibility, keep track of the number of fact sheet subscriptions and relations in the Workspace Elements section. A consistent month-over-month growth in these numbers shows active engagement and data enrichment.
- As a best practice, each fact sheet should have subscriptions for at least one subscription role. This ensures that relevant updates and changes are effectively communicated to the appropriate stakeholders. You can monitor this data in the Fact Sheet Statistics section.
- Review and monitor support and product requests: In the Zendesk Tickets section, track submitted support tickets, including unresolved ones. In the Product Ideas section, monitor submitted product ideas to identify common topics. You can review these sections on a monthly or quarterly basis.
- Identify potential usage blockers and plan next steps: By analyzing statistics from the key sections mentioned earlier, you can understand where potential usage blockers are and plan next steps. Use these insights when arranging meetings with the SAP LeanIX CSM team and your internal teams.
Frequency of Updates
Most of the metrics in each section are refreshed daily around 6:00AM UTC. Exceptions are:
- Academy Activity: refreshed monthly around the 5th working day of the month
- Product Ideas: refreshed on a bi-weekly basis
Key Sections and Metrics
The following table lists the key sections and metrics available in a Shared 360 view.
Section | Description | Related Information |
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Summary | Shows the current health score, the NPS score, the number of unresolved support tickets, as well as the name of your Customer Success Manager and Account Executive. | |
EAM Attributes | A snapshot of the SAP LeanIX product being used, including the edition, the total number of applications and fact sheets, standard and custom integrations, and other related details. | |
Success Plans | A list of success plans built in collaboration with the SAP LeanIX Customer Success team. | |
Active Permissions | Overview of daily and monthly active user permissions in each live workspace. | |
Login Statistics | The number of total and unique logins within specific time frames (daily, weekly, and monthly). As an example, if a user logs into SAP LeanIX 50 times within a certain period, that user's total login count would be 50. However, since it's the same user each time, the count of unique logins would be considered as one. | |
Login Statistics per Role | Monthly login counts by role type: Admin, Contact, Member, Viewer, and Custom. | - User Roles - Adding Non-LeanIX Users as Subscribers |
New vs Existing Logins | The number of monthly logins of new and existing users in all or live workspaces. If a user's first login falls within the current month, they are categorized as New. Conversely, if their first login occurred in any of the previous months, they are labeled as Existing. | |
User Segments | Reports with information about the users' job titles and their jobs-to-be-done provided by them during the sign-in process. Use these reports to understand the profiles of new users and the value they aim to derive from using SAP LeanIX. | User Segments |
Workspace Elements | Daily snapshots of the total count of applications and fact sheets in live, demo, and sandbox workspaces. Note that, archived application fact sheets, as well as those created from transformation items that haven’t been executed yet, do not count toward the pricing quota. | - Application - Inventory - Archiving and Recovering Fact Sheets - Transformation Templates |
Fact Sheet Statistics | Monthly snapshots of created, viewed, updated, and archived fact sheets in live, demo, and sandbox workspaces. The frequency of updates in fact sheets often serves as an indicator of data quality. Specifically, frequent updates usually signify high data quality, whereas infrequent updates may imply lower data quality. | Inventory |
Reporting Statistics | Monthly and daily snapshots of report views in live, demo, and sandbox workspaces broken down by the report type. These snapshots offer insights into the most frequently viewed or used reports, highlighting the kind of information that your team members are looking for. | Reports |
Support Tickets | Support tickets submitted to SAP LeanIX Support through Zendesk. | SAP LeanIX Support |
Academy Activity | Reports with data from the SAP LeanIX Academy: new sign-ups, total active students, total course registrations and completions, and users with recent activity. | SAP LeanIX Academy |
Workspace Session Tracking | Report providing information about user actions performed in various sections of a workspace, such as Dashboards, Inventory, Reports, Diagrams, sections in the admin area, and more. By using the report, you can understand the usage and adoption of specific areas or features within the workspace, for example, the number of interactions with dashboards in the past month. For details on report metrics, see Workspace Session Tracking. | |
EA Maturity Assessment | Overview of all past responses related to the EA Maturity Assessment, including a link to the report with recommendations to improve your enterprise architecture (EA) practice. | |
Community Activity | Reports providing insights into user engagement within the SAP LeanIX Community: the number of monthly active users, the number of posts, the most popular topics, and the user growth trend. | SAP LeanIX Community |
Product Ideas | A list of product ideas submitted through the SAP LeanIX Product Roadmap and their statuses: - Pending Review: Initial status for ideas awaiting review and action from our product team. - Accepted: Indicates that the request has passed an initial review and will move forward in the process. | SAP LeanIX Product Roadmap |
Workspace Session Tracking
The following table lists metrics of the report provided in the Workspace Session Tracking section.
Metric | Description | Related Information |
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AI Capabilities | Interactions with features provided by AI capabilities, such as AI-assisted text and AI prompt in the inventory. | AI Capabilities |
Automations | Actions related to configuring automations. | Automations |
Collaboration | Interactions with the To-Dos and Surveys sections within a workspace. | - To-Dos - Surveys |
Dashboards | Interactions with dashboard elements, such as creating, viewing, editing, and deleting them. | Dashboards |
Diagrams | Interactions with diagrams, such as creating, viewing, editing, saving, and exporting them. | Diagrams |
Filter | Interactions with filters, including actions such as adding, removing, and modifying advanced filters. | Searching and Filtering in the Inventory |
GraphQL | Interactions with the GraphiQL interface, including actions such as copying, prettifying, and running queries, as well as interacting with the GraphQL Explorer section. | GraphiQL Tool |
Help Tour | Interactions with the in-app help tour accessible through the Help menu. | |
Integrations | Actions related to managing integrations, such as creation, syncing, and deletion, as well as error handling in integrations. | Out-of-the-Box Integrations |
Inventory | Interactions with the inventory, such as using, importing, and exporting fact sheets, as well as error handling in the inventory. | Inventory |
KPIs | Interactions with KPIs, such as creating, editing, or deleting them. | KPIs |
Meta Model Configuration | Actions related to the meta model configuration, such as configuring fact sheet types, editing translations, adjusting fact sheet permissions, and more. | Meta Model Configuration |
Portals | Tracking of visits to portal pages. | Portals |
Reference Catalog | Interactions with the reference catalog, such as linking, previewing, unlinking, or ignoring catalog items. | Reference Catalog |
Reports | Interactions with reports, including actions such as creation, bookmarking, loading, and error handling. | Reports |
SaaS Discovery | Interactions with the SaaS Discovery feature, including handling of connection, disconnection, and other scenarios. | SaaS Discovery |
SAP Discovery | Interactions with the SAP Landscape Discovery feature, including actions such as entering service keys and viewing various pages within the integration configuration. | SAP Landscape Discovery |
SBOM | Tracking of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) submissions. | Generating a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) |
Search | Tracking of searches made within a workspace, including quick searches, as well as interactions with search suggestions. | Searching and Filtering in the Inventory |
Transformation | Interactions with transformations, including configuration and usage. | Transformations |
User Segments | Interactions with user segment settings and activities. | User Segments |
Navigation and Usage Tips
In this section, you can find tips on how to navigate a Shared 360 view and work with data efficiently.
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Switching between reports: To switch between reports for different data points or breakdowns (for example, weekly and monthly views), use the list in the upper-left corner of the report.
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Downloading a report: To download a report from your Shared 360 page, in the upper-right corner of the report, click the three-dot icon, then select the option that you need: Download Data (XLSX file) or Download Image (PNG file).
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Viewing drill-down report data: To view drill-down data for a specific data point, click it on the chart. In the overlay that appears, you can view and export data if needed.
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