Analytics one set of definitions
We unify acquisition, product and revenue signals into governed metrics, so leadership debates decisions, not definitions. For teams outgrowing spreadsheet pivots and conflicting exports.
Free call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.
How we handle analytics
From raw events to decisions your CFO trusts
Metric model
Definitions that survive the next tool migration
Core metrics such as CAC, activation and pipeline velocity are defined once and reused across dashboards.
- Lineage from warehouse tables
- Slowly changing dimensions handled
- Versioned definition changes
Proven patterns
Funnels, cohorts and revenue bridges
We start from patterns that work for SaaS, e-commerce and lead-gen motions, then adapt them without breaking rollups.
- Cohort retention curves
- Channel attribution windows
- Revenue recognition hooks
Insight delivery
Digests, alerts and exec narratives
The right slice goes to Slack or email: weekly for leadership, daily for growth leads.
- Threshold alerts
- Narrative summaries
- Links back to definitions
Open exports
Your BI tool stays primary
Warehouse sync and API exports keep Looker, Mode or Hex in play. Nothing we set up is a cage.
- Scheduled warehouse drops
- Scoped API access
- Row-level security patterns
What changes
What it replaces
Marketing and finance argue over CAC
becomes: A single definition document with reconciliation notes
Dashboards break when Shopify updates
becomes: Integration tests catch schema drift before Monday metrics reviews
Board decks take days to assemble
becomes: Narrative and charts generated from the same metrics layer
Experiment results never tie to revenue
becomes: Experiment tags flow through to revenue events where possible
Before you start
Questions teams ask before starting
Do you store PII?
We minimize it. PII stays in your warehouse under your policies, and we work with pseudonymous keys where we can.
What latency should we expect?
Near real-time for operational dashboards. Executive metrics are typically daily or weekly, aligned to close processes.
Can we bring our dbt models?
Yes. We work with your existing transforms.
Who maintains metric logic long term?
CoRemote owns integration health. Your team co-owns business definitions with us in a shared document and code.
Put the next stage on autopilot
Book 30 minutes. Leave knowing what turns on first.
Tell us what runs today and what breaks. We do the rest of the thinking on the call.
your metrics
Pick your time
What happens on the call
- You tell us what runs today and what breaks
- We point at the manual glue worth removing
- You leave knowing what turns on first
- Free
- 30 minutes
- Not the right fit? We will say so
“I sleep better anyway.”
“No hero deploys. No mystery config.”
“Quiet handoffs. No fog about who owns what.”