The monthly assembly job
Six logins, six exports, one spreadsheet, and a deck that is out of date the morning after it ships. The work is real and it is not analysis.
DataDay Analytics connects the accounts your organization already runs, keeps a daily history of every one of them, and puts the whole thing on one dashboard. No exports, no screenshots pasted into a deck, no month where somebody forgot to write the numbers down.
Reporting on a dozen accounts is usually somebody’s recurring Monday. It is not that the work is hard, it is that it is manual, and the moment it stops being done the record stops existing.
Six logins, six exports, one spreadsheet, and a deck that is out of date the morning after it ships. The work is real and it is not analysis.
Most platforms show you a rolling window and quietly drop what came before. Ask what your reach looked like this time last year and the honest answer is usually that nobody saved it.
Something moved in March. Which post, which channel, which campaign? Without a daily series across every account, that stays a matter of opinion.
Connect an account once, through the platform’s own authorization screen. Nothing asks for your password, and you can disconnect any account from the dashboard at any time.
The accounts your organization actually runs, side by side, on the same dates and the same axes. Comparison is the point.
Every account is synced on a schedule and the series is kept. Disconnect a platform tomorrow and the record of what happened is still yours.
Find the week something changed, then the post that changed it. Bring the chart to the meeting instead of the argument.
One number, charged per connected account. A Facebook Page and the Instagram account attached to it are two accounts; a website is one. No tiers, no seat counts, no minimum term.
We request the narrowest set of permissions each platform offers for reading your own accounts’ metrics, and the privacy policy lists every one of them and why it is needed. We store aggregate daily values, not per-person data, and we do not read comments or messages sent to you by other people. Disconnect an account and its data is removed immediately, with no archival copy retained.