The Datalyze Method

How does Datalyze fix analytics?

Four stages - Foundation, Unification, Visibility, Compounding

Your data becomes trustworthy

We audit your entire data layer - product events, warehouse tables, pipelines, definitions. We fix what's broken. Every team pulls the same number for the same question.

01 - Foundation
events / schema audit
signup_completestandardized
purchase_madename drift
page_viewedmissing user_id
feature_clickedstandardized
session_startedinconsistent props

Your tools start talking to each other

Product analytics, warehouses, pipelines, billing, CRM - we connect and model everything into a single source of truth. One view of your customer from first touch to revenue.

02 - Unification
one source of truth
Product───Marketing
Revenue───Warehouse
queryable end-to-end

You see what's actually happening

We build the reporting layer your team will actually use - executive dashboards, product funnels, cohort analyses.

03 - Visibility
monthly review
MRR+12%
$84K
retention by cohort · D30

You grow with evidence, not intuition

We go find the answers - why users churn, why they don't convert, why some cohorts stick and others don't. Then we design and run the experiments that fix it.

04 - Compounding
experiments shipped
+8% activation+12% retention+5% conversion
each win funds the next

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Tech stack

Which analytics tools does Datalyze work with?

We work inside your stack, not ours. As of 2026:

Mixpanel
Product
Certified Partner
PostHog
Product
Implementation Specialist
Amplitude
Product
Heap
Product
Google Ads
Marketing
Meta Ads
Marketing
GA4
Marketing
Google Tag Manager
Marketing
HubSpot
Marketing
Stripe
Revenue
Chargebee
Revenue
Recurly
Revenue
RevenueCat
Revenue
BigQuery
Warehouse
Snowflake
Warehouse
Postgres
Warehouse
Looker Studio
Dashboarding
Metabase
Dashboarding
Databricks
Dashboarding
Segment
Pipelines
dbt
Pipelines
Fivetran
Pipelines
Hightouch
Pipelines
Airbyte
Pipelines
Questions

Process questions

How does the Datalyze process work?

It runs in four phases. First, foundation: we audit your entire data layer - product events, warehouse tables, pipelines, definitions - and fix what's broken. Second, unification: we connect and model product analytics, warehouses, pipelines, billing, and CRM into a single source of truth. Third, visibility: we build the reporting layer your team will actually use. Fourth, compounding: we find why users churn or fail to convert, then design and run the experiments that fix it.

How long does onboarding take?

Less than a day. We've done this 100+ times, so we don't need a month to learn your stack or a week of onboarding meetings. Share access and we're auditing your data by tomorrow. Most teams see their first actionable insights within 2 to 3 weeks of kickoff.

What does a typical engagement look like?

Week one: full data audit. We identify what's broken, what's missing, and what's being tracked but never used. From there, we prioritize, fix critical tracking issues, unify data sources, build the reporting your team actually needs, and start identifying growth levers. Weekly syncs keep everything aligned.

What if we already have an analytics setup?

Most companies do. The question is whether anyone trusts it. We audit what you have, fix what's broken, fill what's missing, and build on what's working. We don't rip and replace, we make your current investment reliable.

Do we own what you build?

Yes. Everything - tracking plans, models, dashboards, documentation - is built in your tools and owned by your team. When you eventually hire in-house, they inherit a clean, documented foundation.

Which tools do you work with?

Whatever you're already running. Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog, BigQuery, Snowflake, Databricks, Postgres, and the pipelines and modeling layers around them - dbt, Fivetran, Segment, Rudderstack. If your data lives somewhere unusual, mention it on the first call and we'll tell you straight whether we can handle it.

Final Step

See what your data
is hiding from you

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