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THE PROBLEM
Teams can see their metrics. They can’t see what to do about them.
₹70Llost per product team each year to manual reporting and issues caught late
3 daysbetween an activation drop and someone owning it
1,500 ha year spent assembling numbers instead of acting on them
One workspace, every stakeholder.
INSIDE PULSE
One screen, owned by the right people.
The executive lens of a live product. Every number has an owner and a target.
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Stakeholder lenses →Product, engineering, executive, growth and CS each see only their metrics.
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Owned metrics →Every KPI has an owner, a target and a trend.
DigiDash · Executive lensProductEngExec
Activation41.2%▲ 2.1 pts
Net revenue₹1.8Cr▲ 6%
Churn2.4%▲ 0.3
Activation dip · signup step 3
Owner: Priya (Product) · SLA 1hTriage
Owner: Priya (Product) · SLA 1hTriage
Hover to straighten the screen
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Recommended from the PRD ←Targets and charts suggested from your product brief.
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Incidents with owners ←Drops open an incident with an owner and an SLA.
THE FLOW · 5 STEPS
From PRD to owned decisions, in five commands.
DEEP DIVE
What makes it different.
01METRIC EXPERT
Ask which metric matters. Get one you can add.
A chat built on the master library and your connected sources. It answers with a definition, the data it needs and whether you can compute it today, then adds it to your plan in one click. For harder calls, book a human expert review.
- ✓Answers from 40 defined metrics
- ✓Checks feasibility against your sources
- ✓One-click add to the metric plan
- ✓Book a human expert review
METRIC EXPERT
What should our growth lead own for onboarding?Signup → activated in 24h. Needs GA4 events
sign_up and first_project. You have GA4 connected: computable now.+ Add to planAsk an expert02PRD → METRICS
Paste a brief. Get the metrics that match it.
Pulse reads the PRD, matches its goals to the library and shows which words triggered each recommendation, so the reasoning is visible, not magic.
- ✓Keyword-matched recommendations
- ✓Owner and target per metric
- ✓API docs → latency and error targets
PRD → METRICS
“Users should activate within a day and return weekly; checkout must stay under 2 seconds.”
Activation rateW1 retentionCheckout p95
03ACCOUNTABLE INCIDENTS
A drop is not resolved until someone explains it.
Breaches open an incident with an owner and an SLA. Closing it needs written evidence, so every fix leaves a record the next team can learn from.
- ✓Owner + SLA on every breach
- ✓Evidence required to resolve
- ✓Searchable incident history
ACCOUNTABLE INCIDENTS
Activation −4.1 ptsPriya · 1h SLAEvidence · Step-3 copy change shipped 14:05; reverted 14:40.Resolve with evidence
KEY COMPONENTS
Proceed to the dashboard →The parts that do the work.
D7 retentionComputablep95 latencyComputableNPSNeeds Zendesk
Postgres ✓S3GA4SDK
Unlocks 14 metricsWhat should growth own?Signup → activated within 24h. Needs GA4.
MTWTFSS
Mon 9:00 · Exec pack → 4 recipientsINTEGRATIONS · REPORT DELIVERY
Reports that write and send themselves.
Pick the metrics for each audience, start from last week’s report, add focus points by hand or from the data, and Pulse delivers it where people already work.
SlackDigests + incident alerts in channels
GmailPDF digests to leadership lists
JiraIncidents become linked tickets
Microsoft TeamsDigest cards and pings
NotionArchive digests and postmortemsDATA SOURCES · READ-ONLY
Postgres
MySQL
BigQuery
Snowflake
Amazon S3
GitHub
GitLab
GA4
Mixpanel
PostgresMySQLBigQuerySnowflakeAmazon S3GitHubGitLabGA4Mixpanel- 01Key metricsChosen from the 85-metric library for that stakeholder.
- 02TemplateStart from the last report, a one-page brief or a board pack.
- 03Focus pointsWrite them, or let Pulse suggest them from what moved.
- 04Sign-off & sendOwner approves; Slack, Gmail, Teams or Notion deliver it.
Hours to minutesWeekly digests assembled automatically
One clickIncident → Jira ticket with context
Right audienceEach stakeholder sees only their metrics