Watch the numbers that matter — and let the follow-up run itself
Goals and milestones for every stage, segments that update themselves, alerts when something moves and automation rules that act the moment a user qualifies.
- Goals and AARRR board
- Dynamic segments
- Alerts and automation
What operations teams ask every day
Most answers turn into an action.
Are we on track for this month’s goal?
Goals and milestones show progress and the rate at each step.
Who should we reach out to today?
Dynamic segments such as “high intent” or “inactive 14 days” keep themselves current.
Can that follow-up happen automatically?
Rules act when users enter a segment, do an event or on a schedule.
Did the campaign move the numbers?
Annotations mark campaigns and holidays on every chart.
From noticing to doing
Monitor, segment, act.
Goals and the growth board
Milestones from sign-up to repeat purchase, and every AARRR stage with its trend.
- Milestones with step rates
- AARRR stages
- Health score
Alerts that explain themselves
Watch any metric; when it moves outside its normal range, the alert names the channel, page or device behind it.
- Anomaly and threshold rules
- Five notification channels
- Uptime checks
Automation rules
When a user enters a segment, does an event or on a schedule: send a webhook, post to chat, tag, add to a segment or send a conversion.
- Six triggers, six actions
- Rate limits and cool-downs
- Templates to start from
A daily operations loop
Minutes, not hours.
- 1
Check alerts
Anything unusual arrives in chat with its likely cause.
- 2
Review goals
See today’s progress against the month.
- 3
Act on segments
Rules already notified the right people; check the outcomes.
- 4
Note what you did
Annotate campaigns so next week’s charts explain themselves.
Operations questions
Anything else — open the chat in the corner and ask.