All Zweigen Documentation Articles

Zweigen brings data together in an integrated data foundation and keeps it usable in the browser without extra hardware.

The Zweigen documentation is organized by topic and available directly from the app. Search, chapter structure, and article routes help you reach the right answer quickly.

Organizations work in shared workspaces with a common data basis and role-based collaboration.

Use Zweigen on mobile for quick checks, alerts, and decision support.

Explains how Zweigen helps teams operationalize privacy through roles, access boundaries, and a secure EU-hosted setup.

For concrete issues, questions, and reproducible bugs, the fastest path is the in-app support flow. It lets you send context, screenshots, and technical details in one request.

Zweigen supports leadership teams, operational teams, agencies, and organizations that want to work with data more effectively.

An integrated data foundation with self-service capabilities enables fast imports, reusable templates, and independent adjustments by business teams with clear guardrails.

Short definitions of key Zweigen terms help teams align language, onboard faster, and avoid avoidable misunderstandings in daily work.

Shows how to judge plans against team size, data usage, and operational needs instead of comparing pricing tables in isolation.

Registration and sign-in are the fastest path to start using Zweigen.

Set up team structure, roles, and permissions across the organization.

Learn how to ingest and persist data from integrations and uploads.

Start with a small source integration and confirm clean data flow.

Finalize plan and billing setup for ongoing team usage.

Manage your profile and general settings before entering team-level workflows.

Understand how your data structure is organized for reliable analysis.

Learn the basics of creating visual views for your data.

Build your first dashboard from templates, then adapt to your real questions.

Use the BI Guide as a learning area for fundamentals, terminology, and practical getting-started content.

Short orientation for website and app navigation, with focus on context switching and direct routes.

Summary of the settings logic across app and website, including how to move sensibly between menu levels.

This area shows how to bring ideas, suggestions, and bug reports directly into the product improvement process.

Explains the central action bar in the workspace, including search and edit mode.

Introduces the structure of the organization workspace and the available elements inside it.

Which paths data takes into Zweigen: integrations, custom API connection, and CSV/XLSX upload compared.

Manual starting path for custom-data imports with preview, mapping, sheet handling, history, and import status.

Understand both the state of integration connections and the progress of custom-data imports before you retry or reconnect.

Three ways to add a data source: OAuth integration, file upload, or custom API.

Connect marketing and local data directly to Zweigen. The integration articles show clearly which data is available, how to set up the connection cleanly, and how to avoid common errors.

Practical instructions for your first working API import. You get a clear sequence with an explained JSON example and concrete operating rules for getting started.

Operational workspace for integrations, custom data sources, uploads, mapping, and tracking imports.

The dashboard UI combines overview, quick navigation, and direct editing.

The grid creates stable placement and consistent reading flow across screen sizes.

Edit mode separates analysis from configuration and improves operational safety.

Shared dashboards align teams on one source of truth and reduce coordination overhead.

Dashboards are organized in groups with clear naming and ownership patterns.

Widgets are the smallest analysis unit and should map directly to a decision question.

Time filters control comparability and help classify seasonal shifts correctly.

Dashboard templates give you a structured start.

You get a usable layout with relevant widgets in seconds.

Metrics, dimensions, and time defaults are already configured with practical intent.

• Google Analytics Template: focus on traffic, content, and channel quality.

After registration, a 14-day trial with full functionality starts automatically and does not require a payment method. After it ends, access is blocked until you activate a subscription.

You can switch to another plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately, downgrades at the end of the current billing period.

Previous invoices are available in Administration under Invoices. You can download each one individually as a PDF.

Zweigen offers three plans: Starter, Growth, and Scale. The article explains which features, limits, and prices are included so you can choose the right plan for your team.

The billing profile contains your organization's billing details: company name, billing email, and optional VAT ID for correct invoicing.

You can cancel the subscription at any time. Access remains active until the end of the current billing period. After that, all organization data is permanently deleted after a transition period.

All Zweigen data is processed and stored exclusively within the EU. The article explains the hosting location and what that means for GDPR compliance.

Zweigen uses a limited number of subprocessors for hosting, infrastructure, and operations. The article lists the providers used and their role.

Self-service paths for data export and account deletion. These rights apply only to your own account, not to your organization's operational data.

The DPA governs how personal data is processed on behalf of your organization. Owners and Admins can download it and accept it in the privacy settings.

Zweigen distinguishes between technically necessary cookies and optional tracking. The article explains the categories and how to adjust your cookie settings.

The changelog documents new features, improvements, and bug fixes for each release. You can find it at zweigen.cloud/entwicklung/changelog and enable notifications for new entries.

Zweigen separates public product feedback through the development board from private in-app support. The article explains which path is meant for ideas and which one is meant for specific issues and bugs.