Added metrics from GA4's realtime report
Our Google Analytics 4 data source now supports Users, Views, Conversions and Events from GA4’s Realtime report.
Our Google Analytics 4 data source now supports Users, Views, Conversions and Events from GA4’s Realtime report.
Keep track of organic search performance with our new Google Search Console data source! Our integration makes it easy to track your brand’s visibility, as well as the performance of individual search terms, with support for metrics including:
We’ve shipped some highly-requested additions to two of our Zendesk integrations 🎉
Zendesk Sell
Visualize the performance of specific pipelines with a new pipeline data field
You can now break down metrics by close date
Zendesk Chat Added a new metric, acceptance rate
Keep track of roadmaps, sprints and issues with our new Linear data source! Our integration makes it easy to see what’s currently in your backlog, as well as key metrics like:
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Monitor the performance of marketing emails and the results they’re driving with our new Dotdigital data source! Connect your Dotdigital account and visualise key metrics including:
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We’ve shipped a new SendGrid integration 🎉. Monitor the health and performance of your transactional emails, with metrics like:
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We’ve shipped a big update to our Delighted data source to include all survey types, alongside our existing support for NPS:
We’ve shipped a brand new Copper data source! If you’re using Copper to manage sales leads and grow customer relationships, you can now add data from your Copper account to your dashboard to keep track of created tasks and opportunities.
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Our ActiveCampaign data source now enables you to track the number of contacts on a specific list, or across all your lists over time. You can filter by status to show how many of those contacts are active, bounced, unconfirmed or unsubscribed too.
We’ve shipped some small but powerful improvements to our Amplitude data source; you can now make more useful visualisations by grouping events by the following properties:
You can also now visualise a broader range of data, rather than selecting a specific event, with newly-added support for ‘Any active event’ and ‘Any event’ event types.