Getting started with Raveki
Four steps to go from a new account to your first real signal — and what to expect along the way.
Here’s the shortest path from a new account to Raveki actually telling you something useful.
1. Connect your first integration
Start with whichever platform matters most to your business right now — Google Analytics if you want to understand your website, Google Ads or Facebook Ads if you’re running paid campaigns, Google Business Profile if local visibility matters most. You can connect more at any time; nothing here is a one-time choice.
2. Give it a few days
The moment you connect, Raveki starts pulling in your history — but a meaningful read of what’s changing needs a few days of real observation first. That’s not a limitation to work around; it’s the difference between guessing and actually knowing. See How Raveki understands your data for why that distinction matters.
3. Start at the Workspace overview
Your Workspace is the best place to check in during these first days — not the Signals page, which needs that observation window before it has anything meaningful to say. The overview shows you what’s connected and what state your data is in right now.
4. Let signals grow in over time
Don’t be surprised if there’s little to see right away — that’s not a bug, it’s Raveki being honest about what it actually knows so far, instead of guessing to fill the space. As more days close and become observed, signals and comparisons start appearing with real confidence behind them. See What is a Signal for what to expect once they do.