You don’t need to think about what’s next because it’s already in motion. Each release brings new ways to create, optimize, and deliver content that simply works.
Here’s a glimpse of what’s to come.
You don’t need to think about what’s next because it’s already in motion. Each release brings new ways to create, optimize, and deliver content that simply works.
Here’s a glimpse of what’s to come.
Data questions get a picture, not just a table, right inside the conversation.
Key benefits:
Understand the downstream impact of changes.
See which dashboards, explorations, tiles,metrics, and cohorts depend on any columnor event before you change it.
Understand how frequently columns andevents are queried so you can safely cleanup, deprecate, or migrate datasets.
Get warned before updates that would breakdownstream analyses.
For experiments that require a specific sample size and only allow results to be reviewed once that sample is reached, the Fixed Horizon Stats Engine provides a reliable and auditable approach. This method is ideal for teams operating in regulated environments or those with fixed-duration testing requirements.
Key benefits:
Ensures statistical rigor with a traditional and well-established approach.
Supports pre-defined test durations.
Enables consistent, auditable analysis.
Share live dashboards with anyone — no login, no access management, no workarounds.
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The Bayesian Stats Engine interprets probability in an intuitive, decision-focused way—answering questions like “how likely is this variation to be better?” It’s ideal for teams who want faster insights, continuous monitoring, and the flexibility to incorporate prior knowledge into their analysis.
Key benefits:
Enables continuous monitoring without increasing false positives.
Presents results in a clear, probability-based format.
Allows integration of prior information to reach significance faster.
Define a metric once and reuse it everywhere. Metrics Catalog gives metrics their own lifecycle, independent of any single experiment, so teams stop rebuilding the same metric from scratch for every test.
Key benefits:
See exactly what changed, who changed it, and get back to a working version in one click. Every save on a dataset, exploration, dashboard, metric, cohort, or rule now creates a version you can inspect and restore, with AI-authored changes clearly labeled apart from human ones.
Key benefits:
Turn a finished experiment into a shareable story with a single click. Opal reads your results and generates a plain-language narrative, right in the experiment's Readout tab, so the outcome never gets stuck in a scorecard only you can interpret.
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Turn OA events into triggers for Opal agents. A metric crossing a threshold or a rule firing can now fire a webhook that starts an Opal workflow, so agents react in real time instead of running only on a cron schedule.
Key benefits:
Refine an exploration instead of starting over. Ask Opal to add a cohort, change a group-by, or swap a measure, and it updates the exploration you're already looking at, in place, instead of spinning up a new draft.
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Clean up your event catalog in one conversation, not one event at a time. Tell Opal to document, rename, or categorize events in bulk, and it surfaces what needs attention first, so hygiene keeps pace with ingestion instead of decaying into a messy, undocumented picker.
Key benefits:
Describe the metric or cohort you need, and Opal builds it, selecting and chaining the right blocks so non-SQL users never have to learn block mechanics. Each block also shows the transformation it performs and how it connects to others, so anyone can follow what a metric does, whether Opal or a person built it.
Key benefits:
Home now leads with a simple question: "What would you like to know today?" Ask Opal directly from the first screen, pick up where you left off, or jump into what's popular across your org, so a business question turns into an answer without hunting for the right template.
Key benefits:
See what's actually flowing, not just what's been queried. Every event now shows a 30-day received count and last-seen timestamp, right in the selector and events view, so admins can spot stale events at a glance instead of guessing from query history.
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