Extract Insights Across Datasets with SumAll
December 18th, 2012 | Published in Google Analytics
Businesses collect and rely on data that exists in silos across the web - from site analytics to inventory numbers, social media to sales data, there’s more important data available today than most are able to aggregate and analyze themselves.
SumAll is a connected data platform that enables business operators from companies of all sizes to visualize their mission-critical data through one centralized location. Users of SumAll can extract insights across datasets by combining and analyzing the metrics that matter most to them. “Put simply, our vision is to democratize information by making it beautiful, affordable and accessible to all. In doing so, the visibility and insights that SumAll brings enables business operators to turn data into dollars,” says Catherine Gluckstein, President of SumAll.
One of SumAll’s customers was having a very difficult time making sense of his eCommerce, Google Analytics and social media data. He knew there was a story to be told about how each was influencing the other, but being a small business owner, he lacked the resources to dive too far into them himself. He decided to give SumAll a try and within a few minutes and even fewer clicks, was able to integrate all of his key data and view it in one uniform dashboard without having to work with his developers.
For the first time, he was able to see what was happening across his business and understand the relationship between his social media posts, web traffic and transactions. This made him more comfortable continuing to invest his limited resources in social media because, for the first time, he could see that it was working.
SumAll integrates with all major components of the eCommerce ecosystem including payment processors, social platforms, shopping carts, online marketplaces and, of course, Google Analytics. “It only took us about 6 weeks to complete our integration with Google Analytics, from concept to go live,” according to Catherine. “After our customer completes the authentication and authorization process, we ingest their data into SumAll and normalize it to make it available to all SumAll applications across web, mobile and email.”
SumAll is free to try and is incredibly intuitive and straightforward to set-up. Sign-Up today to break down the silos around your data and empower your business’ data-driven decisions today.
SumAll is a connected data platform that enables business operators from companies of all sizes to visualize their mission-critical data through one centralized location. Users of SumAll can extract insights across datasets by combining and analyzing the metrics that matter most to them. “Put simply, our vision is to democratize information by making it beautiful, affordable and accessible to all. In doing so, the visibility and insights that SumAll brings enables business operators to turn data into dollars,” says Catherine Gluckstein, President of SumAll.
One of SumAll’s customers was having a very difficult time making sense of his eCommerce, Google Analytics and social media data. He knew there was a story to be told about how each was influencing the other, but being a small business owner, he lacked the resources to dive too far into them himself. He decided to give SumAll a try and within a few minutes and even fewer clicks, was able to integrate all of his key data and view it in one uniform dashboard without having to work with his developers.
For the first time, he was able to see what was happening across his business and understand the relationship between his social media posts, web traffic and transactions. This made him more comfortable continuing to invest his limited resources in social media because, for the first time, he could see that it was working.
SumAll integrates with all major components of the eCommerce ecosystem including payment processors, social platforms, shopping carts, online marketplaces and, of course, Google Analytics. “It only took us about 6 weeks to complete our integration with Google Analytics, from concept to go live,” according to Catherine. “After our customer completes the authentication and authorization process, we ingest their data into SumAll and normalize it to make it available to all SumAll applications across web, mobile and email.”
SumAll is free to try and is incredibly intuitive and straightforward to set-up. Sign-Up today to break down the silos around your data and empower your business’ data-driven decisions today.
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Posted by John Milinovich John is a Developer Program Manager working to build the ecosystem around the Google Analytics APIs. In his spare time he likes to explore San Francisco and cheer loudly during UCLA games. |