Sharvary Joshi
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Tableau dashboard

Case study

E-commerce Analytics

A funnel analysis of public Kaggle clickstream events, connecting browsing behavior with purchase conversion.

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Where do shoppers drop out of the clickstream funnel, and which behaviors distinguish browsing from purchase paths?

Why this mattered

Public Kaggle e-commerce event data analyzed as a large-scale funnel rather than customer-level proprietary data.

From ambiguity to evidence

  1. Processed the public event set with Spark to prepare event and funnel aggregates.

  2. Defined browse-to-cart-to-purchase stages and compared behavior across them.

  3. Published the resulting views in Tableau for interactive path and conversion analysis.

What the analysis surfaced

  • The funnel view makes stage-level drop-off and purchase-path differences easy to inspect.

  • Event-level behavior provides directional insight but does not identify individual customer intent.

  • Combining Spark preparation with Tableau exploration keeps the large dataset usable for business review.

What I owned

Analytics engineer and Tableau dashboard designer.