See exactly where customers get stuck in onboarding

Define your onboarding stages. LogoPulse tracks progression automatically. See drop-off rates, time-to-stage, and stalled accounts — without building an internal tool.

The Problem

You built onboarding. You have no idea if it works.

Most SaaS teams build an onboarding flow, launch it, and hope for the best. The data to evaluate it lives across 4 different tools — or doesn't exist at all.

QuestionWhere the answer lives today
What % of signups complete onboarding?Nowhere — nobody calculated this
Which step has the highest drop-off?Maybe Mixpanel, if someone set up a funnel
How long does onboarding take on average?A spreadsheet someone made 6 months ago
Which customers are currently stuck?Nobody knows until they email support
Is a broken step blocking everyone?You find out from support tickets, weeks later

The result: You improve onboarding based on intuition, not data. Your best customers finish setup in 2 days. Your churned customers never made it past step 2. And when 70% of accounts stall at the same step, you don't know if it's a UX problem or a bug — because nobody's measuring it.

The Solution

Automatic onboarding tracking with stage-based progression

Define stages once

Create your onboarding flow as a series of stages. Each stage has conditions that trigger automatic advancement.

Automatic progression

LogoPulse evaluates stage conditions every hour. When a customer meets the criteria, they advance automatically. No webhooks, no manual updates, no Zapier glue.

See the funnel

The Metrics page shows your onboarding funnel with conversion rates between each stage. The Account Detail page shows each customer's individual journey.

Spot systemic problems

When 60% of accounts stall at the same stage, that's not a customer problem — that's your product's problem. Maybe the integration step has a confusing UI. Maybe there's a bug in the setup flow. LogoPulse makes these patterns impossible to miss, so your dev team can investigate and fix blockers that affect everyone.

Example stages

StageCondition to advance
SignupAccount created (automatic)
Profile CompleteMetadata "companyName" exists AND "ownerEmail" exists
First IntegrationFeature "SlackConnected" OR "APIKeyGenerated" enabled
First Project CreatedEntity "project" count > 0
ActiveEntity "project" count > 5 AND feature count > 2
How It Works

From signup to active — tracked automatically

  1. Define stages

    Create your onboarding flow as a series of stages with conditions built from entity counts, feature adoption, metadata, and AND/OR logic.

  2. Track events

    Connect the LogoPulse SDK and send the events that mark milestones: profile completed, integration connected, first project created.

  3. Watch the funnel

    Stages evaluate automatically every hour. The Metrics page shows conversion rates between stages; each account shows its own timeline.

  4. Fix the bottleneck

    When a disproportionate share of accounts stalls at one stage, investigate that step — a UX problem or bug — and fix it for everyone.

What you can measure

MetricWhat it tells you
Funnel conversion ratesWhat % of signups reach each stage?
Stage drop-offWhich step loses the most customers? Is it a systemic issue?
Time-to-stageHow long does each onboarding step take?
Time-to-first-entityHow quickly do customers create their first meaningful thing?
Stalled accountsWhich customers haven't progressed in 7+ days?
Stage historyWhen did each customer reach each milestone?
Real Example

Onboarding a customer from signup to active

A customer signs up on Monday. Here's what LogoPulse tracks automatically:

DayEventLogoPulse action
MonAccount createdStage: Signup. Timer starts.
MonProfile completed, Slack connectedStage advances to: First Integration. Feature "SlackConnected" marked adopted.
TueFirst project createdStage advances to: First Project. Time-to-first-entity: 1 day.
Wed3 more projects createdEntity velocity tracked. Health score updating.
ThuAPI key generated, team member invitedFeature adoption growing. Two more features adopted.
Next week8 projects, 3 features adoptedStage advances to: Active. Full onboarding completed in 7 days.

Every step is automatic. No manual stage updates. No spreadsheet. No "I think they're onboarded."

Now imagine 30% of your signups never make it past "First Integration." That's not 30 individual problems — that's one integration flow that needs fixing. LogoPulse shows you that pattern in the funnel, so your team can prioritize the fix.

Comparison: no tracking vs LogoPulse

Criteria No Onboarding TrackingLogoPulse
Know who's stuck When they email supportReal-time, automatic
Funnel visibility NoneFull funnel with conversion rates
Time-to-value UnknownMeasured per account
Stage progression Manual or nonexistentAutomatic, rule-based
Drop-off analysis "We lose people somewhere""43% drop off at First Integration — likely a UX or technical issue"
Spot product bugs From support tickets, weeks laterImmediately visible as stage bottlenecks
Stalled account alerts NeverConfigurable (7, 14, 30 days)
Historical data NoneFull stage history per account

Frequently asked questions

Can I define my own onboarding stages?
Yes. Stages are fully configurable. You define the name, order, and conditions for advancement. Conditions can use entity counts, feature adoption, metadata fields, and account properties — combined with AND/OR logic.
What if my onboarding isn't linear?
LogoPulse evaluates stages in priority order and assigns the highest matching stage. If a customer skips steps (e.g., creates projects before completing their profile), they'll be assigned the stage that matches their current state.
Can onboarding data help me find product bugs?
Absolutely. If a disproportionate number of accounts stall at the same stage, it often points to a technical issue — a broken integration, a confusing setup step, or a bug in your flow. LogoPulse makes these patterns visible so your dev team can investigate and fix them.
Can I see individual customer onboarding timelines?
Yes. The Account Detail page shows a stage progression timeline with timestamps for each stage transition.
How often are stages evaluated?
Every hour. When the scheduled metrics job runs, it evaluates all accounts against all stage conditions and updates stages automatically.
What's "time-to-first-entity"?
The number of days between account creation and the first entity of any type being created. This is a key onboarding speed metric — customers who create their first entity faster tend to have higher long-term health scores.

Know where customers get stuck — before they give up