Databox Bewertungen und Produktdetails

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Onboarding takes a couple of minutes. Once you connect data sources you can have useful dashboards in seconds. Daily scorecards are great

A few bugs: notifications not arriving, slackbot down Improvements: scorecard colour coding shows green when negative kpis increase and i don't think you can change this. You can not do calculations using data from 2 sources despite what FAQ says

Dashboards to share with rest of team

I liked having an updated data snapshot of campaign performance across all channels. This stopped the need to visit each marketing platform to overview. And allowed me to identify quickly any channel that required closer inspection.

The only thing that I didn't like was that a user can be sometimes limited to the amount of information that can be shown in a single dashboard. I personally would prefer to have all the information to appear within a single view, even if I have to scroll down a little. However I realise that these dashboards are most likely to be shown on large TV screens within agencies or businesses.

Having all the information compiled into a single dashboard allows for easy reporting and negates the need to manually capture the details of each data segment to create the visualisation. Now the time can be spent analyising the results and providing clear direction to a client on the next steps in their marketing campaign

The system is very easy to connect multiple data sources together and is very intuitive to use. I've tested other visualisation platforms and dashboard programs and it is fairly safe to say that Databox has been the smoothest from the get go.

Honestly, I think the pricing is not compelling enough for most earlier stage companies. The dashboards are a nice to have and it becomes a much harder proposition for the budget when a tool is a nice to have. The difference between free to the next tier ($60) is significant enough that there are other tools I'd rather spend $720 on. I dislike that there is no native Google Sheets connector which forces me to use Zapier as a stop gap measure.

Trying to get more attention on the KPI's we have as a company and not relying on the old google sheets practice most startups rely on. The KPI's are definitely out there for everyone to see now which is great and people are taking an active interest in what is going on.

I like that there is very little you need to do in terms of normalizing the data in advance. I also like that a number of common data sources are all included as part of your monthly/annual fee. This makes it easy to get started quickly and be able to show insights quickly in a beautiful UI.

I found some of the controls to be a little wonky, as well as some of the limitations of getting the time periods for data to line up, which is as much the data sources variation as anything else. This was more as I got further into more custom metrics I wanted to show, so should not bother the user looking for an out of the box dashboard.

I was looking for a way to bring in various analytics into a single place to share with clients. Clients liked the ability to see these metrics in one place and to be able to more fully discuss success and progress. While we did not have an ROI per se, we did provide a value add that made the clients more confident in their success with us.

Simplicity is the name of the game here. This BI dashboard tool is best for non-developers who want an inexpensive tool for metrics refreshed daily. It connects well to Hubspot and a few other APIs with little effort. The out-of-the-box selection of metrics is pretty large. The block-space based UI is also pretty well designed and fun to look at. Plans are reasonably priced compared to other more expensive options like Grow and Domo. API is fairly reliable here with fewer data connection/refresh issues than Grow which would sometimes be flat out wrong at times with little reason or warning.

There isn't a lot of granular control here. Metrics pretty much come as they are and unless you have one of the highest plans, even filters are out of the question. Filters are included with the Query Builder level but this Query Builder title is a little misleading as you still don't have access to the data as a full table and there are no actual ways to Query with SQL. Because of this, date filters are very static and clunky too. You can only choose what options they give you (IE last week, this week, this year, year to date etc.) but more advanced ones like 'next year' or 'this year and next' which would be easy in SQL can't be made. Because of some of these rails, we are running into problems where deals aren't showing up in the pipeline totals because we are nearing the end of the year and our close date filter has to be set on this year because it requires a date range and "all-time" or "This year and next" isn't an option. API selection is getting there but it still lacks the variety of connections that Grow did. Our company uses Harvest as our time tracker and invoice platform but the Harvest API is very new and lacking invoice metrics. I'm sure these may come out soon but for now it is unusable for revenue metric purposes. No connection to Google sheets or CSV uploads so there really isn't any flexibility on data there either.

Automated reporting. Sales activity and performance metrics. SEO, SEM activity and performance metrics. Both of these work exactly as they should.

Simplicity of connecting to new data sources.

For some integrations (e.g. Teamwork Projects), it requires a separate view for each project vs. a view across all projects.

Quick and simplified views of critical business data.

I like that I can view all of my analytics in one location. I also like that the mobile app contains everything that the web version does. Poorly designed and non-data driven mobile apps is my number 1 reason for cancelling an app subscription.

I don't like that some of the social feeds are limited. For instance, I do not market through my company LinkedIn page, because people don't buy from companies, they buy from people. I market through my personal LinkedIn. However Databox doesn't allow my personal account to be the primary source of data.

We wanted to be able to quantify our results; being able to put hard numbers to what we say has helped us immensely.

The Integrations are well considered and having an open API will mean that we can continue to use Databox with new and custom data sources.

The free trial is limited to 2 data sources, this limits the initial testing functionality and cross reporting that is key in determining if Databox is the right platform.

Easy to access top level KPI's across the whole business.

The ability to embed the live version of the reports into Hubspot was fantastic. Clients really enjoyed the smooth look and the little bit of extra insight they got from the models.

It is fairly difficult to do custom mapping within the platform. While there are plenty of premade reports, Databox may be pushing more for the added service aspect they offer to build reports for you.

Wanted deeper insights and better looking custom reports for clients across multiple channels and crm instances. We needed a way to better replicate reports that most of our customers needed.