Data Analytics

Analytics readiness snapshot

Six self-rating questions to see whether you are tracking data, using it, or running on instinct — and what to tighten first.

Data Analytics · Free

Rate each statement (0–5)

0 = not true today · 5 = consistently true

We have a defined set of KPIs we review weekly.2

We know which channel brings our best customers.2

We can tell when a change improved results (not just activity).2

We have a dashboard someone opens at least weekly.2

We know which pages or steps convert visitors to leads or sales.2

We are not collecting data we never look at.2

Your snapshot

Your total: 12 / 30
Tier label: Partial visibility

Some metrics inform your week, but big decisions still run on instinct. Tighten the loop on one KPI before adding more.

Fix this first

Lowest-rated: “We have a defined set of KPIs we review weekly.” — Pick three to five metrics you would actually review every Monday — write them down before you add another tracker.

This snapshot reflects your self-reported answers — a planning snapshot, not an external review of your analytics setup.

Disclosure: Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you sign up through them, TechEd Analyst may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We only list tools we consider relevant to the task above.

TechEd Analyst Privacy Analytics →

Related tool categories

Privacy-first analytics
Dashboard tools
BI platforms

Turn this into a working document

This tool gives you a planning number. The KPI Dashboard Kit ($29, one-time) turns it into something your team can use today: a weekly tracker for visits, leads, sales, and revenue with the rates between them, a printable weekly review, and a guide to reading the numbers.

See the KPI Dashboard Kit →Or get notified when the guided workflow opens