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Product analytics & instrumentation

An event taxonomy, funnels and a North Star dashboard, consent-aware from day one.

Product analytics and instrumentation is the work of making a product measure what matters: a documented event taxonomy, reliable funnels and cohorts, and a North Star dashboard. Shift23 implements it consent-aware from day one, so the team stops deciding on gut feeling.

Who it's for

For products that decide on gut feeling because the data doesn't add up.

It makes sense when

  • Each team has a different number for the same metric.
  • Events were created without a standard and no one trusts the funnels.
  • Product decisions come from opinion, not data.

What you get

  • A documented event taxonomy

    Names, properties and rules for every event, so the whole team instruments the same way.

  • Funnels and cohorts live

    The main journeys measured end to end and followed by cohort.

  • A North Star dashboard

    The metric that sums up the value delivered, and the indicators that explain it.

How it works

Duration: 2–4 weeks

  1. 01

    Decision map

    We list the decisions the team has to make and the questions the data must answer.

  2. 02

    Taxonomy

    We design events and properties, consent-aware and privacy-minded from the start.

  3. 03

    Implementation

    We instrument the product and check that the data adds up.

  4. 04

    Dashboards

    We build funnels, cohorts and the North Star dashboard and hand the read over to the team.

Proof

Case

Education SaaS: 55 events, 6 funnels and 13 KPIs on the dashboard.

See the case

Frequently asked questions

What is a North Star metric?

It's the metric that best sums up the value a product delivers to its users and that leads the business result. It guides priorities, and the indicators around it explain what moves it up or down.

How long does it take?

2 to 4 weeks, depending on the size of the product and the state of the current instrumentation.

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