The AI chat can query any platform connected to your organisation. Below is a breakdown of the key metrics and dimensions available on each.
Google Analytics 4
GA4 is the richest data source, covering website and app engagement.
Metrics: Sessions, users (total and new), pageviews, bounce rate, average session duration, engagement rate, conversions, revenue.
Dimensions: Page path, landing page, exit page, traffic source, medium, channel grouping, campaign, device category, browser, operating system, country, city, date.
Example questions:
- "How many sessions did we get this month?"
- "Top 10 landing pages by sessions last 7 days"
- "Bounce rate by device category"
- "Daily users trend for the past 30 days"
Google Ads
Query campaign performance, keyword data, and spend directly.
Metrics: Impressions, clicks, cost, CTR, CPC, conversions, conversion value, ROAS, search impression share.
Dimensions: Campaign, ad group, keyword, search query, device, network, date.
Example questions:
- "Total Google Ads spend last 7 days"
- "Top 5 campaigns by conversions this month"
- "Which keywords have the highest CPC?"
- "Daily ROAS trend for the past 30 days"
Microsoft Ads
Same query capabilities as Google Ads, applied to your Microsoft Advertising data.
Metrics: Impressions, clicks, cost, CTR, CPC, conversions, conversion rate, revenue.
Dimensions: Campaign, keyword, search query, device, date.
Example questions:
- "Compare Microsoft Ads vs Google Ads clicks this month"
- "Top search queries by impressions on Microsoft Ads"
- "Daily Microsoft Ads spend for the last 14 days"
Query your LinkedIn Company Page analytics, including post engagement and follower data.
Metrics: Post impressions, clicks, likes, comments, shares, engagement rate, follower count, page views.
Dimensions: Post, date, follower country, follower industry, follower seniority, follower function.
Example questions:
- "What is our current LinkedIn follower count?"
- "Top 5 posts by engagement this month"
- "Follower demographics by country"
- "Weekly posting frequency for the past 3 months"
Mailchimp
Query email campaign performance and audience health.
Metrics: Campaigns sent, open rate, click rate, bounce rate, unsubscribes, audience size, audience growth, revenue per campaign.
Dimensions: Campaign, audience/list, send date.
Example questions:
- "Average open rate for campaigns sent this quarter"
- "Which campaign had the highest click rate?"
- "Plot audience growth over the past 6 months"
Google Search Console
Query your organic search presence, including indexing and ranking data.
Metrics: Impressions, clicks, CTR, average position.
Dimensions: Search query, page, country, device, date.
Example questions:
- "Top 20 search queries by clicks"
- "Average position for queries containing 'analytics'"
- "Daily organic clicks trend for the past 30 days"
- "Which pages have the most impressions but lowest CTR?"
Cross-platform queries
Because all platforms share a unified data layer, you can ask questions that span multiple sources in a single query:
- "Which channel drives the most sessions — organic, paid search, or social?"
- "Show me all marketing spend across platforms this month"
- "Compare Google Ads and Microsoft Ads conversions week over week"
The AI will identify the relevant data sources automatically and combine the results.