Flurry
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It would be nice for Flurry to support a Web SDK.
Mixpanel is more useful across the org as it provides both web and mobile data. Having a web SDK in Flurry would be useful.
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For Flurry to move upstream they need to add better behavioral analysis.
Contrasted Flurry as a tool for “product insight” vs Mixpanel for “marketing insight” when “going from launching to growth hacking”
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Difficult to configure Push during Flurry implementation
Had problems configuring push during Flurry implementation experience; works fine during test but not on live app
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Continue showing event data on Flurry's mobile app
Flurry's mobile app shows event data which is very valuable. Facebook's analytics app only shows analytics dashboard data and not event data.
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Flurry's real-time data is delayed
Fabric's analytics dashboards and event data showed up in real-time. Flurry's data was always delayed, specifically event data (12-24 hours). This needs significant improvement.
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Fabric dashboard UI was amazing
Flurry should work towards making their UI even better. It is better than Firebase overall but not as good as Fabric was.
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Flurry documentation is good and features match up to Mixpanel.
Decided to switch to Flurry after visiting the Flurry site and reading the docs; “Flurry has all the features of Mixpanel and it’s free; the SDK is super simple to integrate”; “all I really care about is events”
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Price is an important factor in decsion making for analytics tools
Looking for a Firebase replacement and Flurry & Mixpanel were identified as alternatives. Mixpanel was eliminated from his short list because it’s “too expensive” costing “several hundred $ per month”.
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Need to anonymize user IP to comply with GDPR
Flurry does not support the ability to anonymize user IP to comply with GDPR. This a a feature that Firebase allows and was the main reason to decide against Flurry.
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Data speed for Flurry is a real limitation
Flurry consistently showed reporting delays; known events were slow to appear in Flurry
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Flurry integration is simple
Flurry’s integration was simple; “it’s just one line”
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Better push notification reporting/analysis
Push reporting was a weakness in Airship and he’s found same problem now with Firebase; “delivery of push notifications is a black box”; he has to query and report from their own database on sent and open numbers (Android accurate but not iOS); workaround has been building their own “push received” event
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Deliver push notifications in recipient's local time zone
Another weakness of Firebase has been scheduling delivery in recipient’s local time zone
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Push API to automate push triggering
Push API to automate push triggering is not supported by Flurry. See Firebase which supports it.
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Track & report revenue data better
track and report revenue events (Countly best because it had been easy for CTO to take a chart and put into his Board report; Flurry worst - revenue events tracked just fine but revenue report did not sum iOS and Android into one total)
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A/B Testing capabilities
A/B testing (a new requirement from product team) (Firebase best because of familiarity with it; Countly worst because doesn’t offer)
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Flurry needs to support Push notifications better. Either with documentation or onboarding marketing teams better.
marketing team able to create targeted (push) campaigns (Countly best because they help Marketing team with everything; Flurry worst because Braden didn’t want to teach Marketing; no hand holding available for marketing team)
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Need to make integration simple
quick and easy integration (Firebase best because Braden and team have already been using Firebase’s push notifications component; Clevertap worst because of React Native issues)
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Providing user's path preceding the crash
Flurry does not provide details about a user's path preceding a crash.
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Flurry does not support multi-tenancy
Intellective is a “development studio” that helps enterprises build web and mobile apps on the ServiceNow Now Platform. On Intellective’s setup, multiple clients share the same app, and the different clients point it to their own servers. This creates the need for an analytics tool that supports multi-tenancy. Previously used Firebase, but Firebase does not support multi-tenancy which a “must have” criterion. Flurry also does not support multi-tenancy whereas Amplitude & Mixpanel both do.
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