B2B SaaS Company Lacks Basic Product Usage Analytics
A product manager at a mid-sized B2B SaaS company cannot reliably answer basic questions about active users, adoption, or retention, or confirm whether a feature achieved its goal, without manually piecing together data. The structural lack of product analytics makes it hard to build evidence-led cases for improvements.
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