Hey @cklaus,

Narrative BI is easily customizable, so there is no definite list. Each company has its objectives, priorities, and metrics. We make it easy to focus on what's important for your business.

Check how easy it is to customize your reports: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2-aKJ3A6t8

LOL, I posted it 5 days ago, but it only got 2 points :)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33554994

Honestly, it described me more accurately than I possibly could (based on a Reddit username)

Thanks for the feedback! We're actually working on a new capability that will allow you to adjust the comparison period for each data source.

Also, you can set up weekly and monthly reports so you will get the comparison for the corresponding periods.

We don't have a public API yet, but you can schedule reports and alerts by email or send them to Slack.

I am curious what use case you have in mind?

Michael from Narrative BI is here.

The problem with Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4 is that you have to be proactive to detect unexpected traffic fluctuations or get actionable insights.

So we built a solution that automatically generates reports, alerts, and narratives from your GA data.

You can connect your UA or GA4 account in a few clicks and Narrative BI and receive your reports and alerts via email or Slack.

Happy to answer your questions!

Google required game studios to adapt their games to a specific Linux engine, which is an extra cost for companies and doesn't make sense if there is little audience on a platform... No games -> no audience

'some' accounts...

There is no better place in the world than SF / Bay Area to build a tech network. Not only because of the concentration / network effect, but also because of the open-minded and inclusive 'geek' culture.

FriendlyData already made this: https://friendlydata.io/