01 / Model
One event model for every team
Define an event once and product, growth and finance read the same number. No more three versions of “active user”.
Text and visual feature layouts.
Pick a metric, choose a chart and drop it on the grid. Tiles snap to four sizes so every dashboard stays tidy, even when ten people edit it.
Define a funnel in seconds and compare it across segments, releases or time ranges. Retention curves show whether a change actually stuck.
Set a threshold or let Tessera learn the normal range. When a metric moves, the right channel gets a message with the chart attached.
Three foundations that make Tessera the dashboard people actually open.
Define an event once and product, growth and finance read the same number. No more three versions of “active user”.
Columnar storage and pre-aggregated rollups keep every tile under a second, even across two years of raw events.
When a metric moves, Tessera tells you which segment drove it, so the first message in Slack already has the answer.
Compose a board from 30+ tile types. Every tile shares one filter bar, so a date change updates the whole view.
Describe a group once, like “trial teams with 3+ seats who used funnels this week”, and Tessera keeps the list current as new events arrive.
Project signups, revenue or usage for the next 90 days. Every forecast shows its confidence band, so nobody mistakes a guess for a promise.
Attach a quarterly target to any tile. Tessera tracks pace daily and flags the week you fall behind, not the week the quarter ends.
Annotate a spike with the release, campaign or outage behind it. Notes show up on every chart that uses the metric.
Point Tessera at Postgres, a warehouse or an event stream. Read-only, no schema changes.
Pick the events that matter, like signup, invite or upgrade. Tessera suggests the rest from your data.
Activation, retention and revenue boards fill in automatically from the events you named.
Send a link, schedule a Monday digest or pipe alerts into the channel your team already reads.
Median time to first shared dashboard: 17 minutes. Measured across 1,900 workspaces created in the last 90 days.
A Tessera board is built for the Monday stand-up: the number, the trend and the reason, without switching tabs.
One date range and segment picker drives every tile on the board.
Headline numbers stream in every second with deltas against last period.
Releases and campaigns appear on the chart exactly where they landed.
Click any row to open the accounts and events behind the number.
Controls your IT team asks for, included from the Growth plan up. No add-on pricing.
Visit the trust centerAudited yearly by an independent firm. Report available under NDA.
SAML with any identity provider, plus automatic seat provisioning.
Limit who sees which accounts, regions or plans, down to a single row.
Every view, export and permission change, retained for 400 days.
Choose your data region at signup. Data never leaves it.
Every dashboard edit is versioned, attributed and one click to revert.
What changes for a typical 40-person product team in the first month.
Metrics live in four spreadsheets and nobody agrees on the latest one.
Every new question becomes a ticket for the data team.
You learn about a conversion drop in the monthly review.
Exports break whenever someone renames a column.
Board decks take two days of copy and paste.
One shared board with a single definition for every metric.
Product managers build their own funnels in under a minute.
An alert explains the drop in Slack within five minutes.
Live connections that follow schema changes automatically.
Scheduled PDF digests land in inboxes every Monday at 8:00.
Tessera meets people where they are: natural-language questions for the team, a real SQL editor for the data crew, and one metric library underneath both.
Type “which plans churned most last quarter?” and get a chart you can pin, edit or share. Every answer shows the query behind it.
A full editor with autocomplete for your schema, saved snippets and results you can turn into a tile in one click.
Define MRR, activation or NPS once, add an owner and a description, and reuse it on any board without copying formulas.
Mention a teammate on a single data point. Threads stay attached to the chart even after the range changes.
Freeze a board every Friday and compare any two snapshots side by side to see exactly what moved.
4.2×
Median speed-up in time-to-answer after 90 days, measured across 312 Tessera workspaces.
Teams stop rebuilding the same report. The median analyst reclaims 6.5 hours a week.
Weekly dashboard viewers grow from 9 to 31 per workspace within the first quarter.
Product reviews reference live numbers instead of last month’s screenshots.