Windsor.ai Reviews

1. Djordje Medakovic

   | senior advisor at Positive doo | over 4 years ago
   Software that is actually easy to use

   I really enjoy using this software because it has a great attribution model, good customer journey maps, and even has a CRM integration, which is rare for this kind of software. In my Company, we are using it mostly to find insights on different steps of Customer journey and learning how to improve some of the online marketing actions. We have already accomplished some increase in our ROAS.

   🏁 Competitors: Supermetrics, Funnel CRM, HubSpot

   👍 Pros:    Customer support|Easy to use|Advanced features|Easy integration

   👎 Cons:    Nothing, so far

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• Is Windsor.ai safe as an App Exchange item? It asks for Read Permission on our "List and Subscribers".

  CEO of windsor.ai here. Everything we do is GDPR compliant and atm we are going the SOC2 type 2 certification so we should be quite safe. Source: about 1 year ago

• LinkedIN ads (and other social media data) to Power BI

  Without third-party apps I really haven't found anything. I know you don't want third-party tools but in my case I use windsor.ai and I can easily connect my social media data without any problem and import it to PBI. Maybe you can try it and see if it works for you. Source: about 1 year ago

• Hubspot to Excel - a journey of data sources

  Try with a third-party tool. I use one named windsor.ai and it has been working great for me so far. You can create a free account and test one connector for free, so there you can connect your Hubspot data and select Excel as the destination. Also, for you that don't want to spend money this option can fill your need because you only have one connector and will not have to pay any money. Maybe you can test it and... Source: about 1 year ago

• Tableau help

  Just in case you have many datasources (maybe that can be your case in the future) I would suggest you to use a third-party tool to integrate your data from many sources, such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Linkedin Ads, GA4, etc. Also, knowing the fact that you don't have much experience with Tableau, using a third-party tool would help you to make the process of connecting the data much easier. There are many... Source: about 1 year ago

• Need some advice in troubleshooting Looker issue - missing GA4 data from before the first of this month

  You can try using a third-party tool to connect your GA4 data to Looker and see if that way the data appears or works as it should. In my case I use one tool named windsor.ai that let's me connect my GA4 data. You can create a free account and test the GA4 connector for free, then select the fields you want and finally choose Looker as a destination. Also, another option is to use Power BI as the destination but... Source: about 1 year ago

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