Bounces and conversions are associated with what type of sessions in Dynatrace?

Bounces and conversions in Dynatrace are specifically tied to completed sessions because these metrics reflect the actions taken by users during their interactions with a website or application. A completed session signifies that the user has engaged sufficiently with the content, completing the necessary steps for a conversion, such as making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter. In this context, a bounce typically indicates a session where the user left the site after only viewing one page without further engagement, while a conversion suggests meaningful interaction within a complete session that fulfills the intended goal.

In contrast, incomplete sessions would involve situations where the user did not finish the intended journey or interaction within the platform, making it impossible to attribute a conversion or a bounce to their activity accurately. Live sessions may refer to current interactions but do not provide information on whether those interactions have met conversion goals or resulted in bounces after a single pageview. New sessions simply represent the first instance of a user accessing the application or website but do not correlate directly to their behavior in terms of completed engagements. Thus, completed sessions are the correct context for discussing bounces and conversions in Dynatrace.