Release 1.0.0-beta.3 of CampaignChain is out. It includes a Google Analytics report, a REST API and users can now upload a photo to their profile.
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Google Analytics
You can now connect any Google Analytics account to CampaignChain to analyze in a report how a Website’s traffic relates to other marketing activities. For example, you can identify spikes in your Website traffic that correlate to a high number of total Likes of all Facebook postings in a campaign at the same time. This tells you that the traffic most likely came from there.
In the Google Analytics report, the data can be filtered by page views, visitors, organic or paid traffic and more.
REST API
The developers among you will be happy to learn that CampaignChain 1.0.0-beta.3 ships with a REST API. All the basic endpoints have been implemented and we’ll be extending the REST API gradually over the upcoming releases. Authentication for the REST API is available through an OAuth v2 server which has been integrated in CampaignChain and can be configured from within our system.
Find the documentation at http://api.campaignchain.com.
Profile Photo
Users can now upload a photo to their profile. This makes it easier to identify users quickly, e.g. when you assign someone as the responsible person to an Activity.
If no photo has been provided, CampaignChain automatically displays the Gravatar image of a user.
Free Private Beta
We offer selected companies a free private beta for up to 6 months, who will get access to CampaignChain as a cloud service.
Download
If you’d like to install CampaignChain, it’s Open Source software – go ahead and grab it.