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Canvas steps drop before the next send

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Shown minus taken make drop %. Drop % = (shown − taken) / shown × 100. Type shown and taken.

Pair: Canvas step drop on Subscriptions. Fatigue: channel fatigue cost. Checkout sibling: upsell chain drop.

What you type

Shown — users who hit that Canvas step in the window.

Taken — users who advanced / converted on that step.

Drop % = dropped / shown × 100. Fix the step when drop % is material — do not invent a drop chip.

What not to do

Do not invent a drop percent. Do not mix entry entries into step shown. Do not treat unsubs as taken. Do not average every Canvas when one step owns the hole.

Related: Subscriptions, channel fatigue cost, upsell chain drop, flow vs rebill clock.

Procedure

  1. Type shown and taken.
  2. Read drop %.
  3. Fix the step when drop % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing a drop percent.
  • Mixing entry entries into step shown.
  • Treating unsubs as taken.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

Canvas step drop %
(shown − taken) ÷ shown × 100 on one Canvas step.

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FAQ

Is this channel fatigue cost?
Related send tax. [Channel fatigue cost](/manuals/braze-channel-fatigue-cost) prices over-send $. This page is drop % on one Canvas step.
Is this upsell chain drop?
Related step grain. [Upsell chain drop](/manuals/checkoutchamp-upsell-chain-drop) is checkout upsells. This page is Canvas shown vs taken.
What drop % should I invent?
None. Type shown and taken for that Canvas step from the Braze export.