Nick Fisher shows how to use Claude with Hyros attribution data to build better reports. He exports Lead Journeys to CSV, then asks Claude questions about customer paths over the past year, turning confusing default views into clear analysis.
I made a ton of really big progress using Claude and Hiros in the last week. Hiros is kind of our single source of of attribution. Truth of just like, hey, if someone bought or someone opted in, where did they come from? Tyros only allows for Journey. Yes, this is the source. You mentioned this on Facebook. I was curious on this. Yeah, I'll show you. It was crazy. Dude, you're going to love this. So Hiros is an attribution tool and if I log in, it exists. Just kind of like how you know any other analytics would. At the base of it, tracking pixel goes on the site and use tracking links for everything that you do. And then it basically allows for you to do a bunch of things for attribution. But lead Journeys report in particular never had the ability to export until this last week. And you guys can see this is like the default view. Just it's not very telling. Basically anyone who looks at this report ends up just being super confused. The export feature, in addition to just like exporting a CSV and then bringing it over, the Claude allowed me to ask it questions on Journeys for like the last year. All this is like pretty nerdy. But then they built it into this nice report. This was crazy.
