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This might be nice to look into, folks. We intend to make starting a new pipeline as seamless as a single click, and your feedback would be appreciated on these a lot.

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Co-founder & CEO @ Bruin

Analytics data is messy. Events are broken, there are gaps in the data, it is unmanageable. Google Analytics data is one of the trickiest ones to handle, and there are a few tricks to make it easier to deal with it: 📝 Define clear event structures: The product teams should come up with a clear definition of what needs to be measured, and the engineering teams should build data structures for those requirements. 🔒 Ensure the events are correctly triggered: both during the implementation, as well as post-implementation, the teams should ensure that the events are consistently triggered by checking unique events, event counts, and various other parameters. ✅ Add data quality checks: continuously monitor for quality issues on the raw data and the modeled versions. 🤝 Bring event data to business analysis: events should be used to build metrics early on in the data models, and the metrics should be calculated in a single place. Ensure you calculate them early on in your pipeline and make it available to the rest of the teams. We have built templates on our open-source Bruin CLI that bring all of these to your fingertips, with a single command, check it out if you are interested.

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