Many properties, one definition
When regions, brands and product lines each own their analytics, the group number is a negotiation. This makes it a query.
Not shipped yet. Planned for SSO and workspace roles on the roadmap.
The problem
Distributed ownership produces distributed definitions. Each region reports honestly and the numbers still do not add up, because they were never measuring the same thing.
What we mean
The definitions live in one semantic layer that every property is normalised into. Local teams keep their own properties and their own tooling; the group gets one set of numbers that reconcile.
One
definition, however many properties
How it works
Start to answer
- 01
Connect read-only
No changes to any regional setup.
- 02
Normalise centrally
One schema applied at ingest, not negotiated afterwards.
- 03
Report at any level
Property, brand, region or group: the same definitions throughout.
- 04
Audit any figure
Every chart is a query somebody can read.
Before and after
What actually changes
Before
Three weeks of aligning regional submissions that each used a different session definition.
After
One warehouse, one definition. The reconciliation step is gone.
Before
A long conversation about vendor write access.
After
Two read-only scopes. There is nothing to grant.
Least privilege
Read-only, everywhere.
- No write scope requested
- Tokens encrypted at rest
- Revocable by the property owner
Auditable numbers
Every figure traceable to its query.
- Queries shown, not hidden
- Schema readable over HTTP
- MCP audit trail
Deployable your way
Hosted, or on your own machines.
- Local-first install available
- Embedded storage, no DB server
- Your own OAuth client
What enterprise usually means and does not here
There is no SSO, no SCIM and no per-region role model today. Workspace roles are on the roadmap. Saying otherwise on a page like this is how procurement conversations go badly two months later.
In short
The group number stops being a negotiation between regions and becomes a query anyone can re-run.
Also built for
Agencies
Nine clients, nine Search Consoles, nine GA4 properties and one afternoon a month reconciling them. Surevisible collapses that into one screen and one set of definitions.
Marketing teams
Search reports clicks. Analytics reports sessions. Ads report spend. None of them will tell you what happened across all three, which is the only question your board actually asks.
Founders & operators
You do not need a dashboard. You need to know which of the things you own is working, and you need it in the two minutes before the call.
See the whole brand
Search, analytics, ads, revenue, CRM and support, pulled into one view per brand and kept current. Connect the first source in a few minutes.