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Analysis / Product analytics and activation

Find where users stall after signup

Map signup events to activation, measure conversion at each step, and identify the largest observed dropoffs with cohort counts and timing evidence.

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Product manager · Product analyst

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Using [event export] and [signup records], map the steps from signup to [activation event] within [14 days]. Calculate eligible users, step conversion, abandonment and median elapsed time by signup week and account segment. Show the largest observed dropoffs with supporting counts and example event sequences. Exclude internal accounts and distinguish missing instrumentation from an actual abandoned step.

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Method and review

Keep the assumptions visible.

Agree on event definitions, identity rules and cohort windows. Check instrumentation coverage before comparing activation, retention or engagement.

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A missing event is not proof that a user abandoned the underlying task.

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Before you begin

  • Bring exports you are allowed to upload, or data your Workspace can already query.
  • Choose the reporting period and agree what each record represents.

Work with permitted files or queryable data. Verify the result against the original records.

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