Compare Mixpanel vs Woopra

About Mixpanel

Mixpanel is a custom event based analytics programme for mobile and web. The app allows users to go much further than measuring their site’s page views by reporting on visitor actions, not views.

Mixpanel is able to ask complex questions by breaking apart events (interactions between people and product) by the properties wanting to be explored. Questions such as, ‘which Google Adwords campaign gives us the most paying users?’ can be explored.

Mixpanel can help businesses to increase conversions by locating where customers are lost at any stage in a process, and run experiments to fix issues that are discovered.

About Woopra

Woopra is a real-time customer analytics service that delivers a comprehensive view of the customer to help companies create better experiences.

Woopra unites customer data from your company's web, mobile, CRM, email automation, help desk, and more, in order to build a single and complete profile for each customer. This data is then used as the foundation for creating better customer experiences through optimization and personalization.

Some of Woopra’s features include:

• Real-time analytics
• Customer Profiles
• Journey Reports
• Retention Reports
• Real-time Segmentation
• Automations
• Dozens of code-free integrations

Features

• A/B Testing
• Analytics
• API
• Conversion Tracking
• Dashboard
• Data Export
• Data Import
• Data Visualization
• External Integrations
• Forecasting
• Keyword Tracking
• Link Tracking
• Multi-Site
• Multi-User
• Notifications
• Referral Tracking
• SEO

Features

• A/B Testing
• Analytics
• API
• Conversion Tracking
• Dashboard
• Data Export
• Data Import
• Data Visualization
• External Integrations
• Forecasting
• Keyword Tracking
• Link Tracking
• Multi-Site
• Multi-User
• Notifications
• Referral Tracking
• SEO

Summary

• Advanced analytics without programmers: Mixpanel’s segmentation tool simplifies queries by visualising the questions users are wanting to ask. No more need to write technical SQL queries.

• Use funnels to increase conversions: Identify where customers are being lost and run experiments to fix these issues.

• Cohorts: Group customers into cohorts when they sign up to get the full picture on the effects of any changes being made.

• Online help, tutorials and support: Gain advice from experts to get data-driven quickly.

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