See the people behind the pageviews.
Connect traffic, events, and conversions to the customers who matter. Get a clearer picture of what brings people in—and what brings them back.
- Understand acquisition
- Find the friction
- Keep the customer context
The big picture
Less dashboard archaeology. More understanding.
Open Reports and get your bearings: unique users, sessions, pageviews, visit time, bounce rate, and completed events. Compare periods, then explore the pages, referrers, countries, and campaigns behind the change.
- Six selectable metrics, one clear chart
- Current and previous periods together
- Pages, countries, devices, browsers, and UTMs
From interest to action
Find the step that needs a little more love.
A signup is a beginning. Build a funnel from the events that define a useful customer journey, then see where people continue and where they drop away. Make your next improvement a specific one.
- Define your own event steps
- Measure progression through a journey
- Keep conversion questions separate from pageviews
The people in the numbers
Zoom in. The context is already here.
Explore a tracked event and its properties, or follow an identified user’s activity. When you connect the SDK to a customer identity, that same event history becomes useful context in CRM and Support.
- Custom events and property breakdowns
- Individual user activity
- A live debugger for your implementation
Customers
Clearer answers from every visit.
“Snippet went in before lunch. By mid-afternoon I was watching real visits and answering our first chat.”
“We shipped Thursday and I forgot the trial follow-up. The workflow sent it anyway.”
“The assistant handled the how-do-I questions from our docs. The tricky one came to me with the full thread attached.”
“Three invoices became one. I invited our new hire and the price didn't move.”
“A chargeback came in Tuesday. The payments, emails, and activity were already in the case.”
“Signup notifications took a minute to turn on. The events were already there from analytics.”
Questions about Analytics.
And straight answers.
Yes. Start with Analytics and connect other Saasco apps when you need them. You do not need to migrate your whole customer stack at once.
Page visits, sessions, and custom events with properties. Define event names around real actions in your business, such as Signed Up or Purchase Completed.
Yes, event-step funnels are part of Analytics. You choose the steps that describe the journey you want to investigate.
Identify your customers through the SDK using a stable ID. Their activity can then appear alongside the customer context in CRM and Support.
No. The displayed rate covers ingestion requests. Queries and other metered work draw from the same balance and are additional.
Your next good decision starts here.
A pageview tells you someone arrived. A connected customer history helps you understand why they stay. Bring both into the same conversation.
Start with analytics