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February 2026

New features, improvements, and fixes in Attribuly.

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Web Analytics

Google Analytics may lose some key data, so we have launched this feature.

Full-stack web analytics module for Acquisition, Behavior, and Conversion analysis, enabling end-to-end user behavior tracking from traffic source click to purchase completion Cause & Effect core analysis model that categorizes user events into traffic source actions (Cause) and conversion results (Effect), with User ID-based correlation for accurate conversion attribution Session & Engaged Session mechanism with 30-minute inactivity-based new session determination and multi-condition high-quality access identification (10s+ duration, >1 page depth, or critical cart/checkout events) Comprehensive Traffic & Spend metrics including multi-channel cost aggregation (spend), unique session counting (total sessions), deduplicated user stats (unique users), and returning user tracking (returning users) image

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Access Control & Permissions

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  1. Granular Page/Route-Level Control (For Administrators)
    What it means: You can now manage access to specific tool pages (e.g., the full Attribution module vs. only its Billing sub-page) instead of all-or-nothing access.

    • Navigate to Team Settings → select a team member → click the Access Control (shield) button to open a module tree view.
    • Use "Select All Pages" for quick full access grants/revokes, or expand categories (via > arrow) to toggle sub-permissions (e.g., let analysts access Attribution data but restrict them from billing settings).
    • Changes take effect immediately (users may need a page refresh/logout for full UI updates).
  2. Clear Parent-Child Permission Logic
    What it means: Selecting a parent module (e.g., Retargeting) auto-selects its sub-features; deselecting a sub-feature marks the parent as "partially accessible." This prevents accidental over-granting of access.

  3. "My Permissions" View (For All Users)
    What it means: Every team member can check their own access rights in read-only mode to avoid 403 errors or missing menu items.

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