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Numbers you can check against a second source

Collabre compares what Google Analytics 4 or PostHog reports against the delivery figures Collabre itself recorded. When the two disagree past your threshold, it raises a warning or a critical alert.

Ground-truth verification

Collabre pulls the same metric from more than one place and compares them. On one side is a connected analytics source, Google Analytics 4 or PostHog. On the other are the delivery figures Collabre recorded when it published. You set the threshold and choose which source you treat as truth. Beyond that threshold the metric is flagged as a warning or a critical divergence.

Attribution

Attribution runs five models: last click, first click, linear, time decay and position-based. Each takes the same conversion paths and splits credit differently, so you can see how much of the answer comes from the model rather than from the data.

Anomaly detection

A rolling-baseline detector flags statistically unusual movements, scores each one by severity, and suggests an action. Acknowledge an anomaly once you have triaged it, and it leaves the open list.

Reports

Reports run on a recurring schedule and export to CSV and PDF. An agency publishes them under its own branding, on its own domain, with its own report header and footer, so the client sees the agency rather than Collabre.

Goals

Goals support three frameworks: OKR, SMART and 4DX. They nest, carry key results and tracked metrics, and update from Campaign performance. A metric comes from a connected analytics source, from Jira, or from a number a person enters, and a goal can link to a Jira epic.

Ad performance

Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising connect from the Integration Hub, and the performance of their ad campaigns, ad groups, ads and keywords sits beside the organic content in the same Workspace. Cost per acquisition, return on ad spend and click-through rate come back with it.

Social performance

Likes, shares, impressions, reach and follower counts come back from the platforms Collabre publishes to, so social results sit beside Google Analytics 4, PostHog and the ad platforms in the same dashboard. Those figures also feed the best time to post on the calendar, and they give the divergence comparison a second reading of the same Campaign.

Questions

Google Analytics 4 and PostHog, the two analytics integrations with an Integration Hub card. You choose which one a Campaign treats as truth, and Collabre compares it against its own delivery records.

The metric is measured against the threshold you set and flagged as a warning or a critical divergence. The Campaign shows the Platform value, which is Collabre's own record of what it delivered, beside the Truth value from the connected analytics source, with that source named.

Yes. Likes, shares, impressions, reach and follower counts come back from the platforms Collabre publishes to, and they sit beside the Google Analytics 4, PostHog and ad figures on the same dashboard.

Five: last click, first click, linear, time decay and position-based. They run over the same conversion paths, so you can compare how much the answer depends on the model you picked.

Yes. Reports are scheduled, exported to CSV or PDF, and published under your branding on your own domain, with your own report header and footer.

Check a number against a second source

Book a walkthrough, or create a Workspace, connect Google Analytics 4, and set your first divergence threshold.

Last verified against develop @ 12887a33 on 2026-09-13.