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Embedded Analytics, Seamless UX

Building dashboards is becoming easier than ever. But delivering a powerful analytical experience inside a software product is a different challenge entirely.

For SaaS platforms and data applications, analytics shouldn’t have to be a separate destination. It can be an integral part of the user experience, helping people understand information and take action without leaving the application they already use.

That’s why ChartFactor enables software teams to embed rich, interactive visual analytics directly into their applications. Capabilities such as cross-filtering, drill-downs, geospatial exploration, and custom visualizations give developers different ways to make data interactive and relevant to their users.

Its modular architecture and code transparency give teams control over how analytics look, behave, and integrate with their existing technology stack. This makes it possible to build analytical experiences around the needs of a specific product, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all dashboard.

ChartFactor Studio supports this process by providing an environment to prototype and configure analytical experiences, generate standalone web applications, or incorporate visualization components into existing products.

The result is analytics that can feel like a natural part of the application, designed around the information users need and the tasks they want to accomplish.

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