Introducing Userpilot Analytics: The Complete Product Growth Tool (original) (raw)

I admit Introducing Userpilot Analytics may not be the most accurate title. After all, Userpilot is already a powerful analytics tool and we’re simply adding new features that have been available only in dedicated product analytics tools so far.

Why?

As the competition in the B2B SaaS space is growing, SaaS companies need even better product analytics to drive product growth.

The new analytics features will provide product teams with more granular insights into user behavior at all customer journey stages. Thanks to them, they can analyze and act on data to improve customer experience and retain them.

Curious about the new features? Let’s check them out!

What can you expect from the new Userpilot analytics?

The new analytics features include:

On top of these, the team is also working on retention analysis, customizable dashboards, user profile analytics, and AI-powered analytics. These are coming by the end of the year.

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We rely on static spreadsheets

We see general traffic but lack user-level detail

We track custom events, DAUs, and MAUs instantly

Can you pinpoint exactly where users drop off in a flow?

No, we just see the final conversion rate

We have a vague idea but can’t see step-by-step data

Yes, we analyze granular flow steps and drop-off points

How do you optimize underperforming experiences?

We make changes based on gut feeling

We run basic A/B tests occasionally

We run continuous Head-to-Head and Multivariate tests

Unlock the Complete Product Growth Tool

Don’t settle for fragmented data. Userpilot Analytics combines Trends, Funnels, and A/B testing in one platform to help you analyze and act on data instantly.

Analyze. Experiment. Grow.

Trend analysis allows you to visualize event data at the user and company levels.

For example, you could visualize the total number of users who completed a particular event (including custom events), unique users, active users (DAUs, WAUs, and MAUs), as well as the count per user.

This is not limited to a single event either. You can use the feature to visualize multiple trends in one graph. For example, you could use it to track main activation events like ‘created a flow’ and feature usage.

Of course, the feature enables product managers to filter the event analytics data for more granular analysis. For example, you could filter data by company name or device type. You can also add custom formulas, and export the data into a CSV file.

Trend analysis

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: Trend analysis.

The visualizations are easy to customize, and you can choose different graph and chart styles to display your product usage data:

Introducing Userpilot analytics: Trend analysis

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: Trend analysis.

Unveil conversions across key stages with funnel analysis

Funnel analysis is a tool that allows you to track conversion rates at key stages of the user journey. The feature also allows you to view the average conversion time.

Thanks to that, you will be able to easily identify friction points and drop-offs. If lots of users fail to progress from one stage to another, that’s the spot that needs optimizing.

Of course, identifying the exact source of friction will require further investigation. You could target the users who have dropped off with surveys or watch their session recordings.

Funnel analysis

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: Funnel analysis.

Funnels in Userpilot will allow you to break down the data for detailed analysis of the conversion rates. For example, you could display conversion data across different price plans or user segments next to each other in one funnel chart.

Introducing Userpilot analytics: Funnel analysis

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: Funnel analysis.

Enhance app experiences through intuitive flow analytics

Flow analytics enables product teams to extract granular insights about user interactions with in-app experiences at the step level.

For example, if your onboarding flow consists of a number of in-app messages, you will be able to analyze in detail which users interacted with them and completed the step, and which of them dropped off.

Introducing Userpilot analytics: Flow analytics

Introducing Userpilot analytics: Flow analytics.

Powerful A/B testing at your fingertips with different tests available

We’re expanding the A/B testing feature to allow you to conduct different experiments on your in-app flows. These are:

Introducing Userpilot analytics: A/B testing

Introducing Userpilot analytics: A/B testing.

Coming soon: Userpilot analytics features to watch out for

In addition to the above features to launch in September, there are more features coming by the end of this year.

Introducing Userpilot analytics: retention analysis.

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: Retention analysis.

Introducing Userpilot analytics: user profile analysis.

Introducing Userpilot Analytics: User Profile Analysis.

Conclusion

Despite being “only” a product adoption tool, Userpilot already offers fairly potent analytics features.

However, the new analytics features will bring its capabilities to a level offered only by dedicated analytics tools for SaaS. Thanks to them, product and marketing teams will be able to generate more granular and actionable insights and make data-driven decisions.

If you want to find out more about the new Userpilot analytics, book the demo!