Asemic offers infinite flexibility when defining segments by leveraging user events and event sequences. This is ideal for analysts who need to explore the nuances of user behavior and interactions.
For business users focused on well-defined reports and dashboards, segmentation through User Properties offers speed and reliability. User Properties are pre-aggregated on a daily level, making them perfect for recurring analyses and BI workflows. This allows users to quickly create segments based on predefined metrics like “high-value users” or “active in the last 7 days.”
One of Asemic’s standout features is its ability to track the complete history of user behavior and states. Segment users not only based on their current state but also on their past and "future" actions and states.
Track users who were marked as high-value (whales) a week ago but have since downgraded, revealing how trends shift over time.
Check the metrics of user who became payers one month from now.
Learn more in Time-Travel documentation.
Segments
Segment by user states. All of them. On any dashboard.
Segment by Events users performed. Any of them. On any dashboard.
Understand the underlying factors affecting your KPIs.
Time-Travel
Segment users not by their current, but past or future state.
Ask deep causal questions with easy and uncover long-term pattern.
Show me KPIs of users who spend over $500 in January and less than 100 in February.
How much time spend users who are payers a week from now?
Tables
Gain deeper insights by drilling down from high-level overviews to detailed data.
Uncover the root causes behind trends and patterns.
Understand the underlying factors affecting your KPIs.
Cohort
Understand how all the metrics you track evolve through User Journey.
Simple way to track lifetime values and states across User Journey
Understand how all the metrics you track evolve through User Journey.
GIT-Friendly
Easily integrate automatic checks so nobody can break analytics.
Keep track of the history of changes.
Fully optional, if you are not comfortable with Git.
