The use case: how Kumospace deploys Statsig
Kumospace, a virtual office platform for remote teams, uses Statsig to run experiments across the user journey, especially onboarding, sign-up and activation. It also uses Statsig to measure performance and reliability metrics such as frames per second across device types.
More reported results
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Only 4.4% of users skipped our onboarding slides, and 10% of users completed the longer tutorial, subsequently spending more time on the product.
Nearly 70% of the company was adjacent to experimentation in some way.
In the customer’s words
We were genuinely concerned about adding steps to our onboarding process, but Statsig enabled us to test our ideas rather than rely on guesswork. This unlocked new learnings and wins for the team.Other companies using Statsig
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Kumospace began running experiments throughout the user journey, with a particular focus on the onboarding and activation stages.