Where can I see the data of the parameters in the events?

[Gabriele Mariotti]

I am using the Firebase Analytics integration.
The integration works fine and I am able to see in the console the events logged.

Inside the event I would like to see the statistics by the parameters added in the event.
Where can I see this kind of data (or report) ? 
I don't see anything about the parameters in the console.

Thanks

[Steve Ganem]

Hi Gabriele,

There are a number of key events for which Analytics supplies parameter reporting.  I highly suggest you maximize your usage of our suggested events in the Help Center. Secondly, there is a "value" parameter that you can specify which facilitates a cumulative Value metric for every event in your reporting.  Thirdly, all of your raw parameter data is visible in BigQuery if you link your app to that.  Lastly, all of your custom events and parameters are available as criteria in the audience builder, so logging these parameters is still incredibly useful in the product for the purposes of building audiences for reporting and targeting via Notifications, Remote Config and AdWords.

All that said, we recognize the value in seeing basic reporting on the parameters that you supply and we will look to enrich this feature in the future. 

Steve Ganem

Product Manager, Firebase Analytics

[Gabriele Mariotti]

Lastly, all of your custom events and parameters are available as criteria in the audience builder, so logging these parameters is still incredibly useful in the product for the purposes of building audiences for reporting and targeting via Notifications, Remote Config and AdWords.

Thanks for the answer but what you are saying is not so clear for me.

I don't need a value and I am using standard events and standards params. 

For example I am using view_item as event and item_id as param.

I can't build report with the item_id.

It seems that the only way to check the parameter  is to use audience for reporting.

It can be fine but it doesn't work without 10 users, and in a dev environment it is a limit.

[Steve Ganem]

Hi Gabriele,

Currently, not all suggested events provide parameter reporting, but we aim to add parameter reporting to all of them.  In the meantime, your best options for viewing parameter reporting on these is to either use a different event (like select_content) or to view your data in BigQuery.

[Steve Ganem]

Following up here: We launched custom parameter reporting at Google I/O 2017.  You can read more about it here.