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Hyros orphan sales are not Rockerbox path holes
Divide orphan sales $ by total sales $ on one Hyros source cut. That quotient is Hyros orphan %.
Pair: Unattributed-revenue share on Traffic. Rockerbox twin: path holes. Email twin: email-attribution.
What you type
Unattributed revenue $ — Settled sales Hyros left with no source on the cut.
Total revenue $ — All settled sales in that same Hyros source cut.
Hyros orphan % = unattributed revenue $ ÷ total revenue $ × 100. Fat Hyros orphan % usually means call / pixel map gaps — chase that source; never invent a Hyros orphan chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing Hyros orphan %. Skip dumping a Rockerbox path-hole file into Hyros fields. Skip folding email order share into orphan $. Skip averaging every skill when one source owns the hole.
Related: Traffic, path holes, email-attribution, Northbeam no-credit.
Procedure
- Type unattributed revenue $ and total revenue $.
- Read Hyros orphan %.
- Chase call / pixel maps when Hyros orphan % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing Hyros orphan %.
- Dumping a Rockerbox path-hole file into Hyros fields.
- Folding email order share into orphan $.
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
- Hyros orphan %
- Unattributed revenue $ ÷ Total revenue $ × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Rockerbox unattributed-revenue share?
- Different attribution book. [Unattributed-revenue share](/manuals/rockerbox-unattributed-revenue-share) reads Rockerbox path holes. Here you only divide Hyros orphan sales $ by Hyros total sales $.
- Is this Hyros email-attribution share?
- Sibling Hyros grain on email orders, not orphan $. [Email-attribution share](/manuals/hyros-email-attribution-share) is email orders ÷ orders. This page is orphan sales $ ÷ total sales $.
- What Hyros orphan % should I invent?
- None. Type unattributed revenue $ and total revenue $ from the same Hyros source cut.