Overview
What is Piano Analytics?
Piano Analytics, formerly AT Internet, provides digital analytics to help customers measure their audience, optimise their digital performance and create value. From data collection to exploration, activation, and the sharing of actionable insights, the Piano Analytics Suite is designed to…
Best Analytics tool for customers
Good Query Builder
An very complete product
Using AT Internet
An efficient and independent marketing tool built for marketers
GDPR-compliant web analysis--more important than ever.
Innovation of Data Anaytics
Covers our web analytics and marketing needs, from a specialized software vendor
A brilliantly built tool for macro-level understanding of site performance and audience
A tool for web marketing and data analysis experts
A clear and powerful tool to understand who are your web visitors
An almost perfect analytics solution
ATI for marketing analysis
Good feature but could do with a better export system
Good challenger of Google Analyics from a media perspective!
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- $430 per server calls consumptionOptional
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- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Harnessing Data Science with Certace & Piano Analytics / AT Internet
Exploring with Piano (AT Internet) Analytics Suite
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- Integrations
- Competitors
- Tech Details
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What is Piano Analytics?
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Piano Analytics Integrations
- AB Tasty
- Batch
- Commanders Act TagCommander
- Kameleoon
- Tealium Customer Data Hub
- Adjust by AppLovin
- Airship
- data.ai
- Dailymotion Video Player Solution
- Ensighten Manage
- Ensighten Pulse
- Looker Studio
- Klipfolio
- Marin Software
- Optimizely Web Experimentation
- PrestaShop
- Roivenue
- Tableau Desktop
- Tableau Cloud
- Trustpilot
- Medallia Digital Experience Analytics
- Adobe Commerce (Magento Commerce)
Piano Analytics Competitors
Piano Analytics Technical Details
Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | Apple iOS, Android |
Supported Languages | French, English, German, Spanish. |
Piano Analytics Downloadables
- Data Privacy - Privacy-driven analytics to boost business value
- AT Internet guide to digital analytics for media groups
- AT Internet white paper on Data-driven UX
- L'Equipe - From piloting to personalisation - when analytics boosts digital growth
- Le Monde - Le digital analytics au service de l'excellence journalistique
- Bien'ici - Accelerating your digital growth with a user-centric strategy that respects privacy
Piano Analytics Customer Size Distribution
Consumers | 0% |
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Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 35% |
Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 45% |
Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 20% |
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Reviews and Ratings
(238)Community Insights
- Recommendations
Users have provided the following recommendations for AT Internet:
- AT Internet is perfect for tracking analytics and statistics for a website. It is highly suitable for monitoring visits and link interactions, allowing users to gain valuable insights into their website's performance.
- Users appreciate the ability of AT Internet to present data in readable formats and customizable graphics. The visual representation of information makes it easier for users to interpret and share the data with others.
- However, some caution that AT Internet may not be ideal for organizations where people are not trained on these types of tools. They mention that the platform can be difficult to use and understand, particularly for individuals who are not familiar with analytics software.
Overall, users recommend AT Internet as a powerful tool for tracking web analytics and presenting data in user-friendly formats. Proper training or familiarity with similar tools may be necessary to fully utilize its capabilities.
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Reviews
(1-25 of 64)Good Query Builder
- Raw data export feature is amazing.
- The query editor is pretty slow.
- The analysis also takes long time to load.
- The dashboard-building tool doesn't provide the best UX.
Using AT Internet
- Tracks clicks
- Tracks opens
- Tracks geolocation
- Tracks device type (desktop or mobile)
- Better tutorials for first time users
- Limit the visibility option, to control what the end user sees when logged-in
An efficient and independent marketing tool built for marketers
- Audience measurement.
- Campaign tracking.
- Filters are not always accurate.
Innovation of Data Anaytics
- Real-time data.
- Good visualizations.
- Underestimated due to Adobe and Google by degree of awareness.
- Easy to learn, hard to master.
- Near real time data (< 5 mins)
- Cross site customer journey
- Custom variables
- Data drilling through Data Query or API
- Showing a tree-map customer journey towards a specific page
- UX heat maps are missing
- The customer journey module needs more qualitative insights such as the time spent between 2 steps
- WE HAVE A BIG ISSUE REGARDING THE MIGRATION FROM THE CURRENT VERSION TO THEIR DELTA SUITE
- All the current analysis and dashboard need to be rebuilt on Delta, with no automation tool
A brilliantly built tool for macro-level understanding of site performance and audience
- General overview of the use and audience.
- Trend comparison using various metrics.
- Very good filtering system.
- The UI: User interface is not very great.
- Pre-loaded templates of analytics and filters.
- Comparison with competitors.
A tool for web marketing and data analysis experts
- Compliance with the EU Cookie Regulation (DPRG) / Data confidentiality
- Automatic custom reporting
- Team support always available
- Content > Pages : be able to filter URLS
- Tag Commander interface (not easy to use)
- Sometimes lacks ergonomics
- I may not use AT Internet enough to find fault with it (I also use GA)
- general data restitution
- precise data recovery
- intuitive curves in Explorer
- [I feel it has] very poor export management (Rest API, .csv, .iqy, etc.)
- [I believe it has] poor documentation on exports, lack of explanation, precision and examples
- Not very intuitive interface for dimension and metric filters [in my experience]
- AT Internet allows to create personalised dashboards.
- There is an expert team which can help us through a hotline, they are available, it is not only an analytics tool (such as Google, you can use their tool but you are alone when you have issues!).
- High security of the software that guarantees data protection.
- Be more user-centric for the dashboard. It is quite hard to use the tool without training. The interface is not user friendly.
- Create template of dashboards that we could use directly.
- Using Search activity and especially SEA, a simple plug between Google Analytics and AT Internet to create clusters of audiences to better manage the PPC campaigns. Maybe it is possible but I tried to set up with AT Internet and never had feedback.
AT Internet Review
Web marketers use it to improve web users' path problems within the website, what pages they stay on, how long do they stay on the website, and on what pages they leave. Traffic acquisition managers use it to improve media campaign performance based on form completion.
- Page tracking.
- Traffic sources tracking.
- User-path visualization.
- Understand how users interact within a page.
A good analysis solution
- Dashboard.
- Traffic analysis.
- Visual dashboard.
- Real time analysis.
- Interface.
Other scenario: analyze why users come on the website, what kind of content they read and how long they stay. Or, create specific requests with the API to feed our own app.
It allows us to monitor the overall performances of our digital products (websites and applications), such as traffic, page views, or other relevant KPIs, for editorial, marketing, or product issues. We use it for both reporting and in-depth analysis on a large range of topics, including traffic acquisition, conversion, and retention.
AT Internet is an essential pillar for our operational and strategic decision making.
- Measure precisely from where your visitors come from.
- Follow the conversion rates by traffic sources.
- Computing power for complex requests.
Positive experience with AT Internet
- Good visual representation of peaks in site views and visitors.
- Good segmentation of different parts of the business.
- Easily customizable for personal queries.
- Not immediately clear what all the functions are for.
- Really hard to track exactly where people have entered your site from, and their onward journeys.
- Reports can't (as far as I'm aware) detect headlines/titles so it can be a bit of faff figuring out which pages the numbers are referring to.
- Analyze
- Understanding
- Ergonomy
- Precision
Great for addressing user needs
- Detailed browser usage
- Detailed device usage
- Huge range of stats
- Some of the labeled stats can be confusing, need to be clearer.
AT Internet Review
- It is easy to locate your strengths/weaknesses from the tool.
- User-friendly platform.
- Adding info to reports is cumbersome.
Excellent experience!
- Very nice interface.
- Navigation analysis tool.
- AT Internet in-page analytics.
- Lack of tutorials on new features.
- Limitations in comparing past data.
At the forefront of analytics
- Great high level overview reports.
- Ability to dig deeper into the analytics.
- Can be a little overwhelming to someone who doesn't use it often.
- Need to have an understanding of analytic software to fully appreciate.
- Web Analytics visualization
- Web Analytics discovery
- Web Analytics analysis
- Intuitive surfacing of capabilities
- Overly simple UI (features hidden)
- Demonstrative sunburn
- Easy tool to create reporting board
- Customer support is reactive
- GDPR compliance
- The chronological order of events in a user journey is missing (but I saw that it appears in segments for the order of two events ). We need it to understand our user journeys
- To analyze our users' journeys, clicks and pages should be combined and both visible on "nav overview"
- Administration tools are not really ergonomic
- To know the volumes of visitors and the device and navigators they use.
- To know where our visitors come from.
- To know the time they stay on the website and on one page.
- To know where they massively leave the website/application
Less appropriate:
- To know the details of their journey: clicks/pages for each type of visitor, their chronological navigation.
Analytics all-in package that you won't regret
- Qualified tagging
- Precise data thanks to page names & click names
- Real-time dashboard that requires no further effort to always do data extraction
- Cool new feature of AXON contribution thanks to machine learning
- Continuous improvement with the new generation of Data Query 3
- Limitation of 100 sites when it comes to multi-site analysis
- Sometimes I might face an instance of generating yesterday's data
- Period limit when it comes to customer journey analysis
- Limit of maximum number of metrics & dimensions to put in Explorer
- When I want to check message history in AT Internet support center, it always get me back to Explorer without showing my support message history
However, when it comes to in-page analytics, it would be hard for AT Internet to tell you the zone where people click the most. Since it's impossible to have the data of zone that is not clickable.
AT Internet = easy data for everyone
- The data is always very easy to understand even when you don't know the analytics.
- Data Query allows us to export to meet our needs.
- Explorer saves us a lot of time.
- Not enough customization of dashboards.
- "Multi Sites" or "Multi Device" on Data Query.
AT Internet is less suitable for sending dashboards to our customers because we can personalize them less. We are therefore obligated to export the data to produce our own reports (in the form of a graph or tables).
It enables analysts to understand key drivers of consumption patterns through big data analysis and support stakeholders across the organisation with dashboard views
- A very strong, supportive team who are keen to develop the relationship and deliver business value
- Excellent 'real-time' data availability through rapid data processing
- Powerful tools for analysing content consumption and usage patterns
- A range of API options to deliver data in the format required
- A process of continuous evolution in the data tools provided
- A lack of custom labels on video and audio, but this is being addressed with an imminent release
- A somewhat complicated tagging system and event tagging due to legacy systems
- Some limitations with the API
- Privacy of user data (especially compared to Google Analytics), everything stays in Europe.
- Easy to use, intuitive interface.
- Amazing support.
- More respect of their own timeline (DQY v3 has been in beta for a long time).
- Multi site analysis is difficult (but this is improving).
- Some functionalities still have horrible UI (especially things in configurations).
- Could have more user freedom. I have to contact the support for some things which I should be able to do myself (even if support is amazing and very quick).
- Wherever there is a high concern for customer data security (banking sector)
- Media sector, since AT Internet is not an advertiser (unlike Google)
- Companies where many of the people who will be expected to use the web analytics tool have no web analytics experience because the interface is easy to use and the support can help less qualified users.
Less appropriate :
- Power users who like to dig deep into datasets (although I believe DQY v3 will change that).
- Advertising teams: Google Analytics integration with the whole Google suite (Google Ads, D&V360, etc) makes it unbeatable.
- Very recent startups: Google Analytics is free to start with, which is very difficult to beat.
- Number of unique visitors.
- Number of page views.
- Split desktop and mobile traffic.
- Still not experiencing with my publishers.