One data foundation. Better questions from every team.

Abnio is organized around how the web actually works: people arrive, browsers render, infrastructure responds, crawlers discover and answer engines interpret. Each team reads the layer it needs without losing the shared context.

Growth and product: find the journeys that create value.

Move past pageview totals. Abnio connects campaign source, landing experience, anonymous journeys, goal funnels and revenue, so a growth decision has a beginning and an outcome.

Which channels bring engaged visitors?

Compare search, referrals, campaigns and direct traffic on more than volume.

  • UTM and referrer attribution
  • Landing-page engagement
  • Segmented conversion rates

Where does intent disappear?

Follow anonymous paths into a defined funnel and inspect the pages before a completion or an exit.

  • Goals and multi-step funnels
  • Journey sequences
  • Custom events and revenue

Search and content: from crawl to citation to click.

Search Console reports the click. Server logs show the crawl. GEO monitoring shows whether an answer engine mentions or cites the brand. Abnio brings the three views together into one picture of modern organic discovery.

Which content earns visibility and action?

Connect queries and pages to on-site engagement instead of stopping at position or CTR.

  • Clicks, impressions, CTR and position
  • Search crawler request activity
  • Post-click page and goal outcomes

Which answers mention and cite your brand?

Run consistent prompt panels, keep the evidence and separate a passing mention from a direct citation.

  • Seven answer-engine adapters
  • Mention and citation rates
  • Sample-aware confidence intervals

Engineering: what users feel, and what servers did.

Client-side performance data explains the rendered experience. Request logs explain delivery, caching and HTTP failures. Together they shorten the trip from “the site feels slow” to a hypothesis worth testing.

Where do real users hit poor performance?

Break down Core Web Vitals and JavaScript errors by page, device and geography.

  • LCP, INP and CLS distributions
  • Navigation timing
  • Client error trends

What happened at edge and origin?

Inspect live requests, cache outcomes, heavy assets and error paths without counting the same request twice.

  • CDN HIT ratio and PoPs
  • 4xx and 5xx path drill-down
  • Source-aware deduplication

Agencies: clear client boundaries, consistent reporting.

Abnio’s multi-tenant model keeps each property scoped while giving authorized people one interface across sites. Admin and viewer roles separate setup work from reporting access.

Manage sites without merging their data.

Every property has its own hosts, timezone, modules, ingest tokens and team membership.

  • Tenant-scoped API routes
  • Site-specific token rotation
  • Verified production installs

Give stakeholders answers they can follow.

Invite read-only viewers and use one reporting vocabulary across web, logs and visibility.

  • Admin and viewer roles
  • Shared date and filter language
  • Timezone-correct daily reporting

Less identity. More context.

Every answer on this page comes from aggregate behaviour, never from a durable profile of the person behind it.

Read the privacy model
Both pipelines Raw IP is never stored

Addresses are used transiently for a salted hash and then discarded.

Web module No cookies, no visitor ID

The first-party beacon sets no persistent client identifier.

Every module No cross-site identity

Nothing links a person between properties, and no durable visitor profile is built from what is kept.

Server logs One disclosed exception

The optional log module retains the raw User-Agent, because that is how crawlers get classified.

We’ll map the smallest useful signal set.

Tell us the decision your team is trying to make. Early-access onboarding is shaped around that question, not around switching on every feature.