TrustRadius Insights for Adobe Analytics are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.
Pros
Customization Flexibility: Reviewers have praised the platform for its high level of customization, allowing for bespoke metrics tailored to specific business needs. Some users appreciate the flexibility in data structure and allocation, which enables them to manipulate and analyze data according to their requirements.
Usability and Efficiency: Users have noted the platform's usability, especially within the Workspace module, as it enables efficient and effective work processes. The intuitive drag-and-drop functionality for ad hoc analysis and custom variable creation is particularly valued by reviewers.
Comprehensive Insights and Reporting Capabilities: Reviewers find the platform superior in providing in-depth analysis that surpasses other similar solutions in the market. They appreciate its comprehensive insights, powerful reporting capabilities, integration with other Adobe products, and limitless segmentation capabilities for detailed analytics and reporting.
I use it in a consultant capacity for clients, who use Adobe Analytics to track multiple web estates, either because they're part of the Adobe suite or they want to use something outside of Google Analytics, or because they want to track more steps than just their website. I'll use the data they have and recommend them to collect additional data to play insights back to the client in the scope of recommending CRO / UX improvements to the website based on behaviour observed
Pros
Customisable dashboards
Real time reporting
No limits to dimensions and events
Cons
In my opinion, it's not that friendly to use / there's a steeper learning curve than GA4
In my opinion, the UI isn't great, it's fiddly, and you have to SAVE your reports which even I forget to do
I think it's more complex to implement
I think it's expensive, when there's free alternatives
Likelihood to Recommend
It can have more depth to data if implemented right, but it's also trickier to use than others
We provide, my team provides the business insights from the data that we collect through our web performances and other channels to their business. So we provide reports and visualizations to our business and then insights
Pros
There are some components that we use it in a very business oriented basis because that's how the product features are built. One is Adobe Workspace and the segments and then the visualization, the different types of visualizations and the insights to the business.
Cons
I think it's coming up in the future, sneak peeks and we saw that. So AI insights and custom dimensions, custom metricses and no limit on EVARs and props, but I think the next product that's called CJA, that's covering it, which is a great thing.
Likelihood to Recommend
Maybe for a small company with small products for their thing, Adobe may be bit of an implementation too much for them, but when it comes to companies like us, like a life sciences or large enterprises and even small enterprises, but with more products, more analysis that they need to make their marketing experience better, maybe Adobe product is the best suitable.
The main way is we will take data that's already been, will basically take data that's the result of an implementation either for ourselves or for our clients. And we'll basically go in and build dashboards or relationships or reports to be able to answer important business questions either for ourselves or for the clients that we work for.
Pros
It summarizes large complex data better than any other analytics solution I've dealt with without the need for sampling, gives the right level of detail, does the right level of breakdowns, aggregation. I consistently not only use Adobe Analytics, but I use other data sets and compare against Adobe Analytics. And as I go into Adobe Analytics and compare, as long as I've done the query right and the other systems, they're very, very close. And if anything, with a lot of Adobe's newer products, they've gotten more accurate over time. So that's basically, you asked me what I liked about it. I like that it's accurate. I like that I don't have to do a lot of explaining. There's enough explaining in the world of web analytics to have to go back and explain why data's problematic. And so like I said, provided that the implementation is correct, it's a very easy conversation. Even if people may not like the answer.
Cons
I think the biggest room for improvement is performance. When I go in certain times of the day or for certain clients, it's slow and it won't load the reports that I need. And as a result, needing to answer a question where you normally have the expectation of it being a near real-time answer that you get when you have to wait for reports to load or you have to wait because the reports can't load at all. It's a really unfortunate thing. It's a big problem actually. So I'd say that's one area of improvement. It's just improving the performance of the reports so that they'll load consistently all the time quickly and effectively.
Likelihood to Recommend
Anytime you're dealing with very large-scale data that needs to be processed in real-time very quickly, this definitely shines. So if you've got more than 50 to a hundred million page views in a monthly period or more than being able to use Adobe Analytics, be able to answer those questions and literally get data at any time of the year for the most part with very little delay is exceptional. So that's probably what I'd say is the best use cases that are situated. The larger the dataset, maybe not necessarily the more complex the dataset, but the larger the dataset and the more moving parts to it, the better this tool does at being able to answer it than others in the market.
We utilize Adobe Analytics to track and understand our customer's and prospect's accesses and movements on our digital properties. Without Adobe Analytics we would be unable to track and understand our customer's and prospect's activities.
Pros
User friendly user interface
Ability to replicate reports via save as
Share with option for non-users
Ability to build segments while in the report
Cons
Quick segments need to be more than 3 options
Cannot loose Activity Map access like the last instance
Workspace could be easier to navigate
Likelihood to Recommend
Adobe Analytics is well suited for standard web metrics. It's fairly easy for a user to pick up on with minimal training. Integrations with other adobe tools like Adobe Target (A4T) and Audience Manager - behavioral segments, make this tools valuable.
If an organization is trying to track customer activities across all channels this tool is not it. In my opinion, then you need CJA.