Instead of building formulas, pivot tables, or dashboards for every question, you can quickly explore data, clean up tables, generate simple visualizations, and extract key takeaways in a format that's easy to share. It’s especially useful early in the process—when you’re still figuring out what’s in the data, identifying anomalies, and deciding where to dig deeper. It also helps translate findings into summaries others can review and act on.

Provide structured summary of key insights, including what stands out across channels and products, identification of underperforming areas (e.g., low-converting channels), and notable patterns. Includes 4–6 prioritized observations and 5 specific follow-up analyses or questions to investigate next.

Produce set of clearly separated sections: (1) key observed patterns in the funnel, (2) hypotheses explaining those patterns (e.g., onboarding as primary driver), and (3) recommended experiments or tests. Insights are ranked by business impact, with emphasis on conversion bottlenecks and leverage points.

Review the attached current process document, as well as the support team ticket data CSV.