KampányMűvek / 22 September 2026

Marketing dashboard: metrics need actionable warnings as well

We extended the initial Analytics and Ads views with prior-period comparisons, refresh visibility, campaign-status breakdowns and alerts for campaigns that are enabled but not delivering.

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KampányMűvekMarketingAnalytics
GA4Google Adsdashboardwarnings
Illustration of a marketing dashboard with comparisons, refresh status and anomaly warnings
The dashboard now pairs metrics with freshness indicators and actionable delivery warnings.

Situation

The first Workshop marketing dashboard worked, but it lacked several details that matter in day-to-day decisions. A click count has limited value without a prior period, a clear last successful refresh or an indication that an enabled campaign has stopped receiving impressions. There was a real gap between the open roadmap item and the initial implementation.

Approach

We compared the delivered foundation against the original dashboard scope instead of prematurely closing the item. The follow-up added GA4 period comparisons, a human-readable last-refresh indicator, enabled and paused Google Ads campaign totals, average CPC and warning rules for missing delivery. All calculations and data-state handling stayed in the CLI control plane; the Swift application continued to render only.

Outcome

The marketing interface progressed beyond a table of statistics to a view that also exposes important operational anomalies. We converted the discrepancy between roadmap and delivery into explicit, verifiable engineering work rather than hiding unfinished requirements.