Revenue from Shopify. COGS from your Excel. Ad spend from Meta and Google. Platform fees from Stripe. Shipping from ShipStation. The agent joins all five sources, subtracts every cost, and shows you profit per SKU — updated every sync. No more end-of-month surprises.
Try this prompt "Show me net profit margin by SKU for the last 30 days. Include COGS, ad spend, platform fees, and shipping. Flag anything below 15%."
sql.querypython.analyzeapp.dashboard
Same product, three platforms, three dashboards, three definitions of "revenue." The agent normalizes everything — currency, fee structures, refund handling — and gives you a single view. Sort by platform margin, spot where you're underpriced, and decide where to allocate inventory.
Try this prompt "Compare my top 20 SKUs across Amazon and Shopify. Show revenue, units sold, return rate, and net margin side by side for each platform."
sql.querypython.analyzeapp.dashboard
Google Ads says 5x ROAS. Meta says 4x. TikTok says 6x. Add them up and it's more than your actual revenue. The agent pulls spend from all three, joins it against real orders, and gives you the blended picture — by campaign, by SKU, by day. No more arguing about attribution.
Try this prompt "Pull my Google Ads, Meta Ads, and TikTok Ads spend for last month. Join against actual orders and show me true ROAS by campaign. Which campaigns should I kill?"
sql.querypython.analyzeapp.dashboard
The agent watches your inventory levels against your sell-through rate. When a SKU drops below your safety threshold — whether it's in Shopify, Amazon FBA, or both — you get a notification. Set it once, forget it runs.
Try this prompt "Monitor all SKUs. Alert me when any SKU has less than 7 days of inventory based on its 14-day average daily sales."
sql.querywatch.createnotify
Upload your order history or connect Shopify. The agent builds cohort retention curves by acquisition month, source, and first-purchase category. See which campaigns bring one-time buyers and which build repeat customers — then shift your budget.
Try this prompt "Build a monthly cohort retention analysis from my Shopify orders. Show me the repeat purchase rate by acquisition month and by first-purchase product category."
python.analyzesql.queryapp.dashboard
Monday morning: revenue vs last week, top and bottom SKUs, ad spend efficiency, inventory warnings, refund rate by product. Configured in one conversation, delivered on schedule. Your team opens it, you move on to decisions.
Try this prompt "Every Monday at 8 AM, generate a weekly report: GMV trend, top 10 SKUs by profit, worst 5 by margin, ad ROAS by channel, and any inventory alerts. Save it as a report."
script.savejob.schedulereport.save