Lightning Experience Insights

Use on-demand insights to identify, analyze, and improve the performance of your custom Lightning pages and Lightning components. Lightning Experience Insights provides a high-level overview of your users’ experience, and detailed metrics to identify bottlenecks and optimize page load times. You can find this data inside the Performance Insights and Usage Insights dashboards.

Note As a part of Scale Center, Lightning Experience Insights isn't supported in Government Cloud Plus.

Key Terminology

Before diving into the Lightning Experience Insights report, it's helpful to understand how Salesforce measures a few key performance metrics:

Metric	Details
Experienced Page Time (EPT)	EPT is the primary metric Salesforce uses to measure page load performance in Lightning. It measures the total time that it takes for a page to load to a state where a user can fully interact with it. A lower EPT means the page loads faster, providing a better user experience.
P75 EPT	This value represents the 75th percentile for EPT. It means that 75% of page loads for your users were this fast or faster. We use P75 instead of the average (or 50th percentile) because it more accurately represents the experience of users who encounter slower performance. This metric helps you to identify and focus on issues that affect a significant portion of your user base.

Generate the Lightning Experience Insights Report

To generate Lightning Experience Insights, follow these steps.

1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Lightning Experience Insights and click Lightning Experience Insights.
2. Click Generate Report.
3. After the report finishes generating, click Performance Insights or Usage Insights to view data from the new Lightning Experience Insights report.

Note It can take some time for a report to become available. You can click Refresh, or return to Lightning Experience Insights a little later to review your report.

The Performance Insights and Usage Insights dashboards contain several sections designed to guide you from high-level trends to specific, actionable details. To learn more, see these pages.

• Performance Insights
  The Performance Insights dashboard focuses on four core metrics for page performance, which it measures and presents in different ways to provide useful insights. These four metrics appear at the top of your report.
• Usage Insights
  Generate Usage Insights to identify your most popular pages and evaluate their performance. This dashboard lets you pinpoint performance bottlenecks and focus on optimizing your most used pages.