When you open Mixpanel, you may have an overarching idea of the metrics you measure. But you may not know exactly where to start. To take the guesswork out of measuring the right metrics, today we released the Company KPIs Dashboard template nine out-of-the-box, fully customizable reports that make it easy for anyone to measure engagement, retention, and growth metrics.

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Product analytics tools like Mixpanel alleviate the hassle of SQL queries and lengthy data analyst queues and instead put the power into the hands of the user with fast, convenient, and easy-to-understand analysis. Though some product analytics tools track

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It also encourages users to look at their metrics more holistically. While ad hoc analysis can be terrific for answering one-off questions, the Company KPI Dashboard illustrates the value of looking at your metrics holistically. Perhaps you notice that your signups are trending upwards (yay!) but if you don’t look at your other metrics alongside it, you might not notice that your retention is dipping (yikes!). What good is a bunch of signups if those users aren’t sticking around?

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• How many users are experiencing value in my product?
• Which channels generate the most signups?
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• How many of my engaged users come back?

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It also encourages users to look at their metrics more holistically. While ad hoc analysis can be terrific for answering one-off questions, the Company KPI Dashboard illustrates the value of looking at your metrics holistically. Perhaps you notice that your signups are trending upwards (yay!) but if you don’t look at your other metrics alongside it, you might not notice that your retention is dipping (yikes!). What good is a bunch of signups if those users aren’t sticking around?

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We designed our new template to give you precisely that foundation, complete with detailed report titles that tell your what question you’re answering and which metric it maps to and report descriptions that provide further

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It also encourages users to look at their metrics more holistically. While ad hoc analysis can be terrific for answering one-off questions, the Company KPI Dashboard illustrates the value of looking at your metrics holistically. Perhaps you notice that your signups are trending upwards (yay!) but if you don’t look at your other metrics alongside it, you might not notice that your retention is dipping (yikes!). What good is a bunch of signups if those users aren’t sticking around?