The problem
You spend more time defining funnels, writing Jira tickets for the data team, and waiting for custom event tracking than acting on insights. By the time the dashboard is ready, the feature you launched last month is old news. You need answers now — not a 2-week turnaround on a metrics request.
What you get
- Define metrics in plain English — "Activation means they completed their first project." AI translates to measurement rules automatically. No custom events, no data taxonomy, no analytics engineer. Learn more →
- 10-report AI Insights suite — funnel, activation, adoption, heatmap, paths, retention, anomaly detection, health score, trends, and segments. One tab, every analysis Onboardics can produce. Learn more →
- One-click diagnosis on every page — don't stare at charts guessing why the line went down. Click Diagnose, get a plain-English explanation with three fix recommendations ranked by impact
- AI generates the fix — each recommendation has a "Create flow" button. Click it, customize the tooltip or tour, deploy. No sprint planning, no developer handoff
- CSV export on every view — download the data for your existing BI tools or stakeholder decks
From observing to acting
Most analytics tools are observation tools. They show you what happened and leave you to figure out why. Onboardics closes the loop: it shows you what happened, tells you why, and builds the fix. The entire cycle — from data to deployed solution — happens inside one tool, in one session, without writing a single line of code.
Define metrics in plain English — no SQL, no event schemas.
How Onboardics fits your stack
Onboardics isn't a replacement for your data warehouse or your BI tool. It's the diagnosis and action layer that sits on top. Keep whatever you use for long-term storage, executive reporting, or cross-team analytics. Use Onboardics for the specific question: "Why are users dropping off and what should I do about it?" It installs in one line and starts answering that question within minutes — no integration with your existing stack required.