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Managed Analytics

Keep your measurement working.

Ongoing monitoring, repairs, and reporting upkeep, so the numbers your team relies on stay accurate as your business changes.

Someone accountable for the numbers.

Monitor data quality

We check that data is fresh, conversions are arriving, and report totals match their sources. Missing events, duplicates, and discrepancies get investigated before your next review.

Maintain tracking and integrations

When your website, campaigns, or tools change, we keep events, tags, and data flows working. Every repair is tested and documented.

Keep reporting useful

We maintain your dashboards, attribution models, and metric definitions, reconcile the differences between platforms, and explain what the results mean.

Interpret results and set priorities

Work with an expert who knows your setup. We separate real performance changes from tracking issues, help prioritize the roadmap, and define how new channels join your measurement standard.

Diagnose. Implement. Maintain.

Start with the foundation

We review your current tracking and reports, agree the metrics that matter, and fix what needs fixing before ongoing support begins.

Agree the recurring scope

Together we choose the systems and reports we maintain, the checks we run, and how requests are handled, with a review cadence and response expectations that fit your team.

Improve as you grow

We review data quality and open issues on a regular cadence. New integrations and larger projects are scoped separately so priorities and ownership stay clear.

Less manual reporting. More visibility.

For HIFI Agency, we connected advertising to funded-account outcomes across 19 banking clients and reduced manual reporting time by 80%.

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Maven helps keep your data sources, reports, and tracking in view. Our team investigates issues, validates fixes, and keeps your measurement useful. We also work in your preferred stack.

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Accurate measurement starts with clear definitions.

Let’s define what your metrics mean, what matters to your business, and what you need to measure next.