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Grondeo vs dashboards

Look up individual events when a metric raises a question.

Connected activity

4 events from 4 sources
Connected tools

Zendesk · GitHub · Stripe · Linear

  1. ZendeskSupport ticket opened

    Event from this source

    Created
  2. GitHubPull request merged

    Event from this source

    Merged
  3. StripeRefund completed

    Event from this source

    Completed
  4. LinearIssue reopened

    Event from this source

    Created
Activity feed

Inspect recorded updates from your connected tools.

Where each fits

Choose based on what you need to do

Use your dashboard for metrics and trends. Inspect recorded source events in Grondeo when you need details to investigate; the feed does not establish causation.

The job each tool does

dashboardsGrondeo
Best at

Monitoring metrics, trends, and product health

Displaying recorded activity from connected tools in one searchable feed

Use it when

You need metrics and trends to monitor product health.

You need to inspect individual source events after noticing a change.

Use them together

Keep it for the job it already does well.

Open Grondeo to check recorded updates from several tools.

Product evidence

Examples you can inspect in the feed

A metric change may send you searching for relevant records in the underlying tools.

  1. 10m ago
    Zendesk

    Support ticket opened

  2. 2h ago
    GitHub

    Pull request merged

  3. 4h ago
    Stripe

    Refund completed

  4. Yesterday
    Linear

    Issue reopened

  5. 2d ago
    Granola

    Meeting note available

Questions

Before you get started

Can Grondeo explain a change in my metrics?

The feed provides individual events to investigate. Events occurring at similar times do not establish a cause, and Grondeo does not replace your analytics.

How can I try the feed?

Create an account and connect two built-in sources on Free. You can search seven days of collected activity before deciding whether you need more sources or history.

Get started

Start with the two tools you check most.