Know whether the drop is real before you redesign an onboarding step.
Use cases
Three questions, answered from data you can check.
You lead growth, revenue operations, customer success operations or product marketing. Your scorecard runs on a handful of product signals. The dashboard can't tell you which ones still hold.
Connect a repository, a database, or both.
GTM → Skene → Engineering
Know whether what you shipped moved the number.
Skene sits between the teams that need the data and the team that ships it.
- GTM
- Defines the journey
- Skene
- Collection plan
- Engineering
- Reviewable findings
Grade what you shipped
Make a change measurable before you launch it, then check whether the metric moved and what to record next.
See the evidence
Map what your product collects and flag broken, incomplete or missing signals.
Protect the evidence
Check every release for broken tracking, name the exact signal and where it broke.
Pick your questionGrowth“Did activation fall after the release?” Lifecycle“What should trigger the next message?” Customer Success“Which accounts are stuck?”
Three use cases, one product.
Know which signal a campaign is wired to, and when a release moves it.
Trust the usage behind an intervention, including the accounts that dropped off the list.
The cost
The failures are ordinary.
Skene checks those signals against the code on every release. When the number moves, you know whether the recording changed.
Five ordinary failures
Onboarding
A step added to onboardingno tracking behind it
Activation
- A step added to onboarding with no tracking behind it
- The same event spelled two ways in two places
- A funnel that no longer matches the implementation
- Two systems that disagree after one was updated
- An AI-assisted change that moved a signal nobody was watching
FAQ
What people ask first.
No. Skene watches the code that records the events they read, and improves it. It doesn't store, model or visualise event data.
Teams where tracking quality isn't business-critical, or where one person runs both growth and engineering.
The buyer is usually a GTM, growth, revenue operations or customer success operations leader. The hands-on work lands with a GTM engineer.
No, they're two products. Skene OSS is the MIT-licensed command-line tool, needs no Skene account. The free audit is the $0 tier inside signed-in Skene Cloud.
What it takes to get there.
Product data your GTM team can trust. Connect a repository, a database, or both. Skene maps what your product already records and what it doesn't.