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Designing the Agentic Analytics Growth Journey

Repositioning GoodData as GoodData.ai, without losing the analytics buyer journey people already trusted.

Role

Senior UX Designer, Growth

Client

GoodData

Industry

Analytics · B2B SaaS

Designing the Agentic Analytics Growth Journey — cover

I led growth UX for GoodData's repositioning as GoodData.ai, owning the user journey with a clearer two-path journey across AI-Driven BI and Agentic Analytics in growth surfaces.

  • I did a full discovery. Aligned cross-dept stakeholders, perform journey evaluation and dogfooding, and diagnosed the funnel with GA4, Clarity and Amplitude before redesigning anything.
  • Ran card sorting and buyer research to understand buyer's needs and balance with business acquisition strategy.
  • Replaced a portfolio one level product menu with two clear paths: AI-Driven BI and Agentic Analytics.
  • Restructured pricing based on monetization strategy and A/B-tested the pricing-page H1, lifting Contact-us conversions.
  • Split the category page from the conversion page and carried the story into the trial with core-product UX designers
  • Proposed growth loops enhacements within the AI Assistant, including activation messages suchs as context-aware introductions and feedback loops
  • Built activation, growth loops and cooperated with core-product designers for Agent Builder in product and in the trial, enhanced profiling for signup and then rolled the system out across six surfaces in phase as a cross department collaborations

From a portfolio menu to two validated offerings

The old menu placed BI, Analytics Lake, Analytics as Code, AI Assistant and Embedded Analytics at the same level, with Product Overview adding another decision layer.

Card sorting exercise grouping product capabilities

Navigation redesign: a validated two-offering model replacing the portfolio-style menu.

Usability testing and A/B tests on pricing: keeping "analytics" explicit

Agentic AI created interest, but analytics remained the clearest signal of product value, category and buying intent.

Pricing page with analytics kept explicit

Pricing restructured around the way buyers understood and compared the offering.

Separate the category page from the conversion page

Explaining a new category and driving one specific action are different jobs. The Agentic Analytics page became the category pillar, teaching the offering and its capabilities.

Agentic Analytics is the category pillar; Agent Builder is the conversion-focused surface for governed AI agents.

From sign-up to first insight

The marketing screenshot and the real screenshot should be the same screenshot.

Trial signup with a goal selected
Goal chosen at signup.
Trial signup goal dropdown
Goal dropdown.
Trial admin-level setup screen
Trial screen, admin/org level.
Unlock screen in the trial
Unlocking capabilities in-trial.

AI Assistant

We perform design critiques, usability testing and iterated to update the activation loops on the AI Assistant, primarily the started prompts chips.

AI Assistant

AI Assistant marketing landing page

AI Hub and Agent Builder on trial

AI Hub and Skills Configuration sit at the admin/org level of the trial, where AI memory and knowledge in the workspace experience.

AI Hub and Agent Builder on trial

Skills in AI Hub

Growth loops built into the trial

The trial wasn't just a demo, it was a signal surface. We designed the upgrade moment to show up where users felt the ceiling, not as a generic paywall.

Early-access gating: agentic features as contextual upgrade triggers.
Demo environment: a pre-loaded workspace so trials reach value instantly.
Demo environment: a pre-loaded workspace so trials reach value instantly.
Query limits surfaced as a clear, contextual upgrade signal.
Query limits surfaced as a clear, contextual upgrade signal.
Contact sales kept one click away for higher-intent trial users.
Contact sales kept one click away for higher-intent trial users.