Google Analytics BI Integrations

Panoply allows you to easily get usable Google Analytics data for Business Intelligence

BI tools commonly used with Google Analytics data

Google Analytics Queries

Example Queries for Google Analytics

Some examples of what you can query with Google Analytics data:

Last 7 vs Previous 7

This query compares the sessions of the last 7 days to the previous 7 days aggregated by day. This query can be used with any dimension and metrics, comparing different values of the metric based on different values of the dimension.

Medium Breakdown

This displays a sessions and bounce rate from the past 30 days aggregated by medium.

More queries for Google Analytics

Modernizing Google Analytics BI

Preparing for analytics

Do you spend more time on data preparation or analysis? If you’re like most data analysts, you spend most of your time exporting CSVs, hacking spreadsheets, maintaining Python scripts, and managing databases. And you do all this hard work just for managers to ask why your reports don’t include today’s data. Your data deserves better, and so do you.

Automating data management

That laborious process of syncing and synthesizing data is called data management. Yes, it’s important—everyone knows good analysis requires good data. But every minute spent managing data is a minute that could be spent on analytics. The good news is that these processes can be automated and managed in the cloud without any complicated scripts or engineering expertise.

Your Google Analytics data analytics platform

Panoply is the easiest way to sync, store, and access your Google Analytics from all your business intelligence tools and analytical notebooks. It only takes a few minutes to connect your Google Analytics data to Panoply. Once connected, Panoply will automatically refresh your data as it changes. There are no scripts to maintain or processes to manage. You can focus on what matters your data and your business.

Panoply makes your Google Analytics data accessible
so you can analyze it

Expected Google Analytics Data

The Google Analytics data source enables you to import the data of your websites or mobile apps that are tracked and analyzed by Google Analytics. These data are in the form of metrics and dimensions, like, for example, how often a user visits your site or the amount they spent viewing one of your pages or the devices your users used to access your website or their demographics.