Single Customer View

Every customer, everything

The most granular view of your customers timelined from first interaction to right now.

A Single Customer View profile page
All your users, all your journeys, no PII.
Made for those that like to dig deeper.

Your customers are as unique as your business is

Take a deep dive into how they interact with your marketing and website.

Incredibly granular website & satellite data.
Pageviews, events, MVT buckets, external events.
Every interaction from start to now across all devices.
Aggregated brand user IDs.
Breakdown of basket items or lead details.
Convenient totals and engagement statistics.
RFM segmentation and analysis.
Complete list of all IDs associated with customer.
...and much, much more

The complete timeline

From the moment the Ringside tracker starts running on your website, we begin collecting data about your customers. This data is seamlessly stitched together with external event data—call centre calls, email sends, conversions, etc.—to create comprehensive customer journeys.

In aggregate, these journeys are used by our machine learning for forecasting and attribution. Individually, they provide a detailed overview of each customer’s interactions with your brand. Whether you’re curious about user behaviour, seeking to improve user flow and UX, or part of a sales team preparing for a customer call, the Single Customer View offers unique insights into customer behaviour and intent.

Explore some timeline samples below, and contact us for a complete demo.

See the bits you want to see

The Single Customer View timeline shows you summarised visits, events and reach across a single person’s lifetime. Show only what you need or view in detail when you want more.

  • 1Visits, events and reach can be shown or not in the main timeline.
  • 2Every visit is expandable, with the ability to see pageviews, micros, macros, multivariate tests and impressions inside.
  • 3Expand or collapse the entire timeline.
  • 4Everything in the timeline is summarised to a single line.
  • 5Expand each line for greater detail.
  • 6Internal rows can be expanded further for even more detail.
  • 7Expanded detail includes standard detail and custom collected fields.
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Detail about everything

An expanded view allows you to drill into the detail of every visit or event. See costs and device details, IDs, campaign data and more. Raw ‘hit’ level data has been combined with external martech to give you oversight of every customer.

  • 1Easily see current day and days since previous interaction.
  • 2Rows with macro (significant) events are denoted with a star.
  • 3Obvious acquisition channel.
  • 4Revenue associated with this row.
  • 5Details about the visit, including cost, events, length, entrances and browser breakdown.
  • 6Details about the entrance, including cost, marketing IDs and campaign, ad and keyword breakdown.
  • 7Multivariate tests running on the entrance page, with variant are denoted.
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The complete journey, from lead to conversion

We can see in this multi-touch journey a user who went from lead through to sale. From initial acquisition via Facebook, we can see multiple research phases that occur in-between the external Salesforce events that have been added.

It can be incredibly useful for the sales team to see the post lead research to help pitching the sale correctly.

  • 1The complete sale, approximately 1.5 months after engaging the customer.
  • 2External events are pulled in from the CRM (Salesforce) and denoted with the grey arrow.
  • 3Interestingly we see a research phase the day after follow up emails. This appears to be coming via clicks from Facebook.
  • 4The initial enquiry lead comes via a paid social post on Facebook.
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Cross channel, cross device

Here we see an example of a user accessing the website across multiple channels over the course of approximately a month. Of particular interest is access via multiple devices. In this case, the user had created an account and logged in on the first visit, subsequently logging in on the Instagram visit and allowing us to connect the devices.

  • 1User has arrived via the email sent earlier in the morning with a link to the sale.
  • 2Reach activity (marketing email sent via Klaviyo); we can see the campaign in the item details.
  • 3Following a direct visit earlier in the day, the user returns via an affiliate (Rakuten) and purchases.
  • 4Mobile visit (a different device to the other visits).
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Item data, sale data, entrance data

This visit shows item and sales data as the result of an ad from paid search. Supplementary data can be collected for items, impressions, baskets and more. This can include any number of custom fields.

Of particular interest in this visit are the three entrances. Multi entrances (the user coming from an external source) over a single visit can be indicative of UX or search problems on the website.

  • 1Initial entrance channel is paid search.
  • 2A second entrance happens 3 minutes later, again by paid search, via a different ad.
  • 3Product data can be picked up on every page.
  • 4A third entrance, via an organic link happens 21 mins after our product page view (in step 3), and 24 mins after our initial entrance.
  • 5Basket details are available throughout the checkout, allowing you to see product drop outs.
  • 6Full conversion details visible at the end of this journey.
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Private by default

No PII is captured or stored.

Ringside doesn’t collect personally identifying information, ensuring that our Single Customer View (and dataset!) remains free of personal details. While we gather user IDs, conversion IDs, basket details, and more, there’s no way for us to link this data back to an individual person.

Using a customer ID, you can make the connection using your own customer lists, but for us, every customer and interaction is just a number. We believe this approach is better for us, better for you, and most importantly, better for your customers.

Read more about our approach to privacy on the privacy, consent and cookies page.