Trace operationalizes metric trees on top of your cloud data platform — taking you from scattered metrics to causal clarity in 3 steps.
Modeling the business inputs and outputs via metric trees, Trace streamlines strategic and operational analytics for data consumers
Modeling the business inputs and outputs via metric trees, Trace accelerates the manual, ad-hoc analysis workflows between data and business teams
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A metric tree is a computable model of how your business metrics connect. Unlike dashboards — which show metrics in isolation — a metric tree defines the relationships between them, making analysis automatable and insight repeatable.
Start with a key outcome metric you care about — like revenue — and break it down layer by layer into the inputs that drive it.
For example: Revenue → Orders → Items per Order → Price per Item; and each of those can be segmented, such as new vs. existing customers or channel. This is a metric tree: a structure that connects outcomes to the inputs behind them.
Data investment has compounded. Dashboard counts have multiplied. But analyst headcount hasn’t kept pace — and neither have insights. Metric trees give your data a model, not just more charts, so analysis flows automatically to the people who need it.
Data teams reclaim time from repetitive ad-hoc requests. Business teams get answers without waiting. Executives get a shared, coherent model of performance — and the confidence to act on it.
• Alignment on what drives performance
• Automation of repetitive analysis work
• Accessibility of insights across teams
Trace layers on top of your existing cloud data platform and BI tools. No migration. No disruption. Just a computable model on top of what you already have.


