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Google Analytics
Your GA4 property, connected with your Google login and read inside the platform rather than in another tab.
Your website traffic, your ad performance and the dashboards you build, in the section of the product called Analyze.
Because campaigns, pipeline and revenue share one record, a report does not start with an export from each of them.
These are the rows under Analyze in the product.
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Your GA4 property, connected with your Google login and read inside the platform rather than in another tab.
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Spend and results from Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn, next to the campaigns that run them.
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Type what you want to see and get suggested widgets; nothing is saved until you accept it. All your dashboards stay in one list.
Most reporting questions fall into one of three kinds. Each has its own place in the Analyze section, so you are not building a dashboard to answer something a standard view already shows.
Is the site working?
Traffic to your website, read inside the platform next to the pages and forms that receive it.
Are the ads working?
Advertising performance, beside the campaigns and budgets that pay for it.
What do I show my team?
A dashboard for the question the standard views do not answer, kept with the others in one list.
A report is only as good as the data under it. Here the data under it is the record the work is done on.
Campaigns
Campaign data is already here. Campaigns →
Sales
Deals are on the same record as the marketing that sourced them. Sales pipeline →
ROI
Estimate the return before you switch. ROI calculator →
Google Analytics, Ad Insights and AI Dashboards are visible on every plan, including Free.
Free
The same Analyze section as every paid plan.
Paid plans
Plans differ on volume. Pricing →
The AI does the heavy lifting, your team decides. Every feature keeps a full manual path for teams that want to do it themselves.
Work waits in your approvals queue until someone on your team signs off. Autonomy is a setting, not a plan tier.
Open the actual email, ad, post or sequence, edit it in place, then approve. What you see is what goes out.
What each agent did, when, and who approved it.
Yes. Google Analytics, Ad Insights and AI Dashboards are all on every plan, including Free.
Dashboards you ask for by typing what you want to see. The builder suggests widgets from the metrics available, and saves nothing until you accept them.
Not yet. Today a form lead is traced back to the ad click that produced it.
No. Campaigns, pipeline and analytics read the same customer record.
Yes, with the ROI calculator.
See Analyze and AI Dashboards in a live demo.