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The filter for Last Seen App ID using either contains or does not contain seems to be broken. For example, I am trying to filter non-anonymous IDs using Last Seen App ID does not contain “$RCAnonymousID”. All customers are shown. Similarly, using contains returns no customers.

Hi, thanks for reporting this! We will check this and I will let you know when it is fixed.


Hi ​@Ashton Meuser apologies for the confusion here, the “Last seen app id” filter is actually used for the app id, not the app user id, and is used in cases where you have multiple apps in one project. I have passed along the feedback to the team to have a “Last seen app user id” but for context can I get some more information on the use case of why you want to filter between custom and anonymous app user ids?

For now you can do this via scheduled data exports and filtering the app_user_id column, see our docs here: https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/integrations/scheduled-data-exports


Haley, thank you for the clarification. I mistook “App ID” for “App User ID”.

The motivation for querying non-anonymous users is that my app allows anonymous usage (no login required). An anonymous user ID is created for each user on app launch. However, the majority of my users will login and thus be granted a non-anonymous ID. I was hoping to ignore anonymous users in order to gauge users that actually made it through login, as these are further through the funnel and more likely to become paying customers. Additionally, since each user is initially granted an anonymous ID before logging in, there is quite a bit of useless noise.


 

Haley, thank you for the clarification. I mistook “App ID” for “App User ID”.

The motivation for querying non-anonymous users is that my app allows anonymous usage (no login required). An anonymous user ID is created for each user on app launch. However, the majority of my users will login and thus be granted a non-anonymous ID. I was hoping to ignore anonymous users in order to gauge users that actually made it through login, as these are further through the funnel and more likely to become paying customers. Additionally, since each user is initially granted an anonymous ID before logging in, there is quite a bit of useless noise.

Hi !
I’m also interested in this use case!
I would like to be able to filter out anonymous users.


Thank you for sharing your use case! I have passed along this feedback to the team


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