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FERMÀT Incrementality Dasboard

In this article, you will learn how to use the FERMÀT Incrementality

Updated over 2 weeks ago

FERMÀT’s Incrementality Report helps you compare FERMÀT performance against non-FERMÀT campaigns to uncover how much value FERMÀT is adding. From ROAS lift to missed revenue opportunities, it’s a powerful tool to evaluate your channel strategy and optimize ad spend.


Where to find it

Go to Analytics > Analytics – Incrementality in the left-hand navigation panel.


What’s in this guide:


Why the Incrementality Report matters

This report gives you a clear way to measure the additional value FERMÀT is driving—compared to your baseline performance without it. It helps you:

  • Estimate revenue and purchase lift

  • Understand return on ad spend (ROAS) and cost efficiency (CPA)

  • Quantify unrealized gains from under-utilizing FERMÀT

  • Make smarter decisions on where to shift spend

Use it to support internal reporting, reallocate budget, or validate FERMÀT’s impact on performance.


Step 1: Choose an Incrementality Test

Start by selecting an experiment from the test list. The table includes:

  • Start/end dates

  • Status (active or complete)

  • Total traffic

  • CVR and ROAS comparison

  • Whether the results are statistically significant

Once selected, the dashboard updates to show lift metrics for that test.


Step 2: Review lift in ROAS and CPA

At the top of the dashboard, you’ll see visual comparisons of:

  • FERMÀT In-Unit ROAS Lift

  • FERMÀT In-Unit CPA Lift

These bars compare performance on FERMÀT versus your external destination and highlight percentage lift (or drop).


Step 3: Set a date range for ad spend

Use the Spend Date Range filter to define the period you want to calculate incremental impact for. You’ll see:

  • Total FERMÀT spend

  • Total non-FERMÀT spend

The tool uses this data along with lift percentages to estimate unrealized revenue and purchases.


Step 4: View estimated impact

The lower portion of the dashboard shows:

  • Incremental In-Unit Revenue from FERMÀT

  • Unrealized In-Unit Revenue from not using FERMÀT

  • Incremental In-Unit Purchases

  • Unrealized Purchases

  • Scenario models based on different spend allocations

These views help you understand how much more value you could gain by shifting more budget to FERMÀT funnels.


A few notes about the data

  • Lift is calculated using results from the selected incrementality test.

  • Scenarios are estimates based on extrapolating that lift to broader ad spend.

  • This dashboard focuses only on in-unit performance (not full session or delayed conversion data).

  • Statistical significance improves with more volume and bigger gaps in performance.

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