Workspace Ashfield

Cross-device session analytics for application teams who need journeys to read the same on phone and desktop.

Flagship engagement

Cross-Device Session Assessment

We reconstruct how people move through your applications across devices, mark where sessions fragment, and leave you with a sequenced plan—not a stack of unused charts.

Teams across the United Kingdom bring us login handoffs, draft states that vanish between app and web, and leadership reports that mix channel credit with visit continuity. The assessment stays grounded in those concrete breaks.

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Two colleagues reviewing documents together in a bright office

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Ways we support application analytics

Each engagement stays human-led: document review, facilitated workshops, and written briefs your stakeholders can act on.

Measurement Plan Review

A focused critique of your event taxonomy and session rules so cross-device reporting stays coherent as features change.

From £980 per review · One to two weeks

Journey Continuity Workshop

A facilitated half-day session that walks product and marketing through real multi-device paths and the decisions those paths imply.

From £1,450 per workshop · Half day (approximately three hours)

Attribution Clarity Brief

A concise brief that separates channel credit from session continuity so leadership reports stop mixing unrelated numbers.

From £1,200 per brief · Two weeks

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What clients notice first

“The assessment showed our mobile browse-to-desktop checkout path was splitting sessions at login. We fixed the identity rule first; the rest of the roadmap made more sense after that.”

Helen Moray · Cross-Device Session Assessment

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Calm meeting space with natural light and wooden furniture

Based in East Lothian

Quiet rooms, careful notes

Workspace Ashfield Ltd has advised UK application and marketing teams since 2016, working remotely from Prestonpans with a preference for clear writing over slide theatre.

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