Exceed expectations with experience analytics.
Surface pain points, seize opportunities, and create experiences that resonate with customers and keep them coming back.
Monitor, diagnose, and optimize customer journeys with real-time experience analytics.
Keep track of KPIs, releases, and applications.
From conversion and revenue to customer satisfaction scores, proactively monitor and address customer friction and complaints fast to improve recover business opportunity and build positive customer sentiment.
Identify and quantify friction.
Get ahead of customer issues and pinpoint and resolve customer friction with real-time monitoring and automated quantification.
Diagnose customer feedback.
Instead of guessing what customers are telling you, watch or replay the customer’s digital experience to provide a quick resolution.
Make every digital encounter count.
With Quantum Metric experience analytics, align faster on customer needs and prioritize opportunities that will drive the most value.
Gain real-time understanding of the digital customer experience.
Session replay
A secure, high-fidelity, and detailed visual representation of every customer’s actions on your website or app, enabling teams to gain deep insights into customer behaviors, foster empathy, and establish a shared truth for better decision-making.
Heatmaps
Elevate your website optimization by combining clickmaps, heatmaps, and scroll maps with a dollar value assigned to each click, providing actionable insights to optimize page elements and boost conversions.
Industry dashboard templates
Our set of pre-built dashboard templates empowers your teams to effortlessly monitor and enhance top experiences across your complex digital customer journey, with instant KPI alerts and step-by-step insights within minutes, not weeks.
Autocapture
Streamline automatic data capture and search of 300+ behavioral, technical, and business metrics, enabling real-time insights without the need for manual tagging, ensuring faster development and optimization for your teams.
7 critical criteria for finding the right digital experience analytics solution.
Exploring experience analytics solutions takes time and energy. Save time and set yourself up for success with our guide.
Experience analytics for every team.
Give every team a consolidated view — with errors, friction, opportunities — that starts from a comprehensive foundation of data.
Product
Know when customers are experiencing confusing design or technical friction, how customers are navigating through your website or mobile app, and determine why a test won or failed with experience analytics data.
Engineering & IT
Monitor negative impacts after every release across every application, reproduce reported issues easily, and quantify the business impact of any error or API failure to prioritize or backlog.
CX & UX
See the digital experience from the customer’s perspective, diagnose the root cause of negative feedback, and with one click, quantify how many more customers had the same experience.
“Quantum Metric provides a single source of truth around the customer experience and everyone can see and understand the impact of a problem, and agree on what’s most important. Technology and business teams have genuinely been brought closer together through the use of Quantum Metric.”
Steven Teo/Head of Innovation and Digital Controls, Treasury & Payment Solutions
FAQs
What is digital experience analytics?
Digital experience analytics encapsulates a rapidly growing category with an evolving definition. Gartner defines digital experience analytics as “diagnostic insights into visitor activity and the CX…enabled by advanced analytics and machine learning, session replay and heat map technology.” Meanwhile, Forrester focuses on the capabilities that allow “experience design pros to log and analyze users’ interactions with interfaces, which may be high fidelity prototypes or in production.”
Digital experience analytics has evolved from the surveys of the past. Today, digital experience analytics involves capturing data from various touchpoints, such as websites, mobile apps, customer support, and kiosks. The data can include quantitative metrics like click-through rates, conversion rates, and time spent on a page, as well as qualitative data such as user feedback, sentiment analysis, and behavioral patterns. The collected data points are then analyzed to gain insights into customer behavior, preferences, pain points, and overall satisfaction. These insights help organizations identify areas for improvement, make data-driven decisions, and enhance the customer experience.
How is digital experience analytics different from product analytics?
Digital experience analytics tools track specific interactions within and across sessions using heat maps or session replay, and aims to understand any struggles during an interaction, or what prevents a user from converting.
Product analytics is used to understand how users engage with a digital product or specific feature across multiple touchpoints or sessions to inform decisions about how to improve the product experience and increase product engagement and retention. Simply put, product analytics tends to focus on tracking the behavior of unique users across sessions, whereas experience analytics – while not always the case – tends to focus on activity within the session.
How do different teams use Quantum Metric experience analytics?
- UX/Design teams can leverage heatmaps and session replay to evaluate user interactions and identify usability issues to improve the overall user experience. They analyze data on user behavior, navigation patterns, and feedback to make informed design decisions and enhance the usability and user satisfaction of digital products or platforms.
- Product teams can gather insights into how customers use their products, measure feature adoption rates, and identify areas for improvement to help prioritize enhancements and align product strategy with customer needs.
- Customer service & support teams can use experience analytics data points to gain insights into common customer issues and track customer satisfaction levels with the goal of improving response times and providing more personalized support experiences.
- E-commerce teams can analyze shopping behavior and increase sales on websites and mobile stores by measuring conversion rates, monitoring shopping cart abandonment, and identifying opportunities to optimize the sales funnel.
- CX teams can utilize experience analytics data to measure customer satisfaction tied to customer behavior, track customer journeys, and identify areas for improvement.
- Marketing teams can understand how customers interact with marketing campaigns, website content, and digital advertising, identify friction points that cause abandonment or lack of engagement, and ultimately optimize campaign performance, and improve the ROI of marketing and ad spend.
How is Quantum Metric’s experience analytics different from other solutions?
Experience analytics, which includes capabilities like friction detection and session replay, is a core component of the Quantum Metric platform, and we’ve built our platform to focus on critical needs for complex digital businesses:
- Ease of deployment via tagless capture
- Time to value with out of box B2C industry approach
- Real time monitoring and friction detection
- Ease of quantifying business impact
- Insights that serve business, product, and technical teams
- High fidelity session replays with minimal impact to site performance, even at 100% capture
What metrics and KPIs can you improve with digital experience analytics tools?
When it comes to experience analytics, there are several metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) it can help improve:
- Conversion rate (micro and macro-conversion)
- Customer satisfaction score
- Customer lifetime value
- Mean time to resolution
- User engagement metrics (i.e. open rate, bounce rate, pages per session, cart abandonment rate)
- Click-through rate
- Churn rate
- Net promoter score
- Customer effort score
- Return on investment
- Click through rates
What kinds of questions can I answer using experience analytics data?
Experience analytics can help answer a wide range of questions related to customer behavior, preferences, and overall experience. Here are just a few examples:
- What are the most common paths or journeys customers take on our website or app?
- Where specifically do customers encounter obstacles or drop off during their interactions, and what does that experience look like (scrolls, taps, clicks, etc)?
- What features or content are most popular among our customers?
- How much time do customers spend on specific pages or sections of our digital platform?
- What are the click-through rates or conversion rates for key calls-to-action?
- Which marketing campaigns or channels are driving the highest engagement and conversion rates?
- What is the overall sentiment or satisfaction level of customers based on their feedback or reviews? How can we tie that to user behavior?
- How do different user segments or personas engage with our digital platform?
- Are there specific user interface elements or design elements that need improvement?
- Which customer touchpoints or channels contribute the most to customer satisfaction and loyalty?
How can experience analytics improve customer journey design?
Experience analytics plays a crucial role in improving customer journey design by providing insights into customer behavior, preferences, and pain points. Here are a few sample use cases:
- Identify pain points and obstacles where customers face difficulties, such as confusing navigation, lengthy forms, or slow-loading pages.
- Optimize touchpoints and interactions to improve website navigation, streamline funnels, and enhance the user experience at critical touchpoints.
- Personalize the customer journey by delivering tailored recommendations, customizing content and offers, or rescuing customers in real time based on behaviors or friction.
- A/B testing and experimentation by testing variations of design elements and identifying which variations perform better to make data-driven decisions and optimize the experience.
- Continuously improve using an iterative approach to allow for rapid, continuous optimization and refinement of the experience over time.
- Tie customer feedback to behavior by measuring how customer satisfaction levels (or specific survey verbatims) impact the overall user experience and business outcomes, helping quantify and prioritize improvement efforts.
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