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One workspace. Clear ownership.
Bring up to five people into shared analyses. Choose who can edit and who can view.
Built for teams that take action
Find the vital few. Move forward together.
Turn scattered spreadsheets into a shared plan. Find what matters, assign the next step, and see whether your team’s actions made a difference.
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Your team workspaceInteractive example
3 categories account for 81.1% of total impact.
Priority #1: Login failures · 39.62%
Sample data · switch a use case to explore
Login failures
Payment errors
Performance
Prioritize
Assign owners
Track outcomes
A shared way to make progress
From “we should fix this”
to a team that follows through.
Give every priority a home, every action an owner, and every decision the context behind it.
Team discussion
Keep the conversation in context.
Discuss the numbers where the work happens, with comments alongside each analysis.
Action tracking
Know what needs attention.
See open actions, responsible teammates and overdue work across your shared analyses.
The Team plan
Your next team meeting,
with a clear next step.
Shared analyses, discussions, action tracking and saved comparisons. One place to decide what matters next.
Find your team's planFor your whole workspace
$29 / month
Includes up to 5 users
- Everything in Pro
- Shared analyses & role-based access
- Comments, action board & activity
- Scheduled snapshots & API access
How it works
01
Bring your data
Paste from a spreadsheet, upload a CSV, or type rows by hand. Columns are detected for you.
02
Get the analysis
Ranking, shares, cumulative percentages, concentration and the vital few cut-off, computed instantly.
03
Act on the priority
Insights and recommended actions derived strictly from your numbers — never invented text.
What you get back
Live output from the customer support example above — the same engine the free tools use.
Key insights
3 of 7 categories account for 81.1% of total impact.
Vital few: Login failures, Payment errors, Performance.
Login failures is the largest contributor at 39.62%.
Login failures represents 2,100 of a total of 5,300.
Moderate concentration: the top 20% of categories hold 66%.
There is a leading group, but the long tail still matters.
4 categories share the remaining 18.9%.
These are the trivial many under the Pareto principle.
Recommended actions
1
Review Login failures first.
It is the single largest contributor at 39.62% of total impact.
2
Review opportunities across the wider process.
Impact is spread out — the top 20% only accounts for 66%.
Where teams use it
Sales
Which products and accounts carry revenue.
Customer support
Which issues generate most tickets.
Quality control
Which defects cause most failures.
Manufacturing
Which stoppages cost the most hours.
Inventory
Which SKUs drive turnover.
Marketing
Which channels actually convert.
Product
Which features carry engagement.
Operations
Where time and cost disappear.
Common questions
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