for Analytics & BI

The dashboard that answers back.

Stop building dashboards no one reads. KnitStack joins BigQuery, GA4, Stripe and your ERP, then answers cross-system questions in plain English — with the SQL exposed for trust.

BigQuery
Snowflake
Databricks
Looker
GA4
Mixpanel

— what you're stuck doing today —

The work that eats Friday afternoon.

  • 01Every department asks the same questions in different ways
  • 02Dashboards stale within a week of building them
  • 03SQL bottleneck — one analyst, many requesters
  • 04Cross-system metrics need 3 SQL joins and a prayer

— what KnitStack does instead —

Ask in plain English. Get the work done.

01prompt
"Compare gross margin by product line — join Shopify orders with NetSuite cost data."

— what you get back —

Cross-system join executed, margin chart by product line, anomalies flagged inline, full SQL shown for review.

02prompt
"What's our blended CAC across all paid channels this quarter?"

— what you get back —

One number, breakdown by channel, source SQL — and a saved query you can re-run weekly without rebuilding the dashboard.

03prompt
"Alert me when MRR drops more than 5% week-over-week."

— what you get back —

Live alert wired into Slack with the contributing accounts already named, the pipeline triggered automatically.

— ask KnitStack —

Plain English in. Real work out.

Below are real prompts. KnitStack reads across your stack, decides which agent runs, executes with your approval, and writes the result back to the tool of record.

— you, 9:14 AM —

"Compare gross margin by product line — join Shopify orders with NetSuite cost data."

KKnitStackrunning across 3 systems done
stack:BigQuery BigQueryShopify ShopifyNS NetSuite

— what you got back —

Cross-system join executed, margin chart by product line, anomalies flagged inline, full SQL shown for review.

— continue with —

— you, 11:02 AM —

"What's our blended CAC across all paid channels this quarter?"

KKnitStackrunning across 4 systems done
stack:Looker LookerGA4 GA4Meta Ads Meta AdsGoogle Ads Google Ads

— what you got back —

One number, breakdown by channel, source SQL — and a saved query you can re-run weekly without rebuilding the dashboard.

— continue with —

— you, 2:38 PM —

"Alert me when MRR drops more than 5% week-over-week."

KKnitStackrunning across 3 systems done
stack:Snowflake SnowflakeSlack SlackStripe Stripe

— what you got back —

Live alert wired into Slack with the contributing accounts already named, the pipeline triggered automatically.

— continue with —

— what you can ask —

A command palette for your business.

K⌘ K

9 of 9 actions

  • › Analytics prompt

    "blended CAC across all paid channels this quarter"

    GA4Meta AdsGoogle Ads→
  • › Warehouse prompt

    "compare gross margin by product line — Shopify × NetSuite"

    BigQueryShopifyNS→
  • › Alerts prompt

    "alert me when MRR drops more than 5% week-over-week"

    SnowflakeSlackStripe→
  • › ERP prompt

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    NS→
  • › Pipelines prompt

    "trigger the daily sales digest pipeline"

    Asana→
  • › Drafts prompt

    "create a google sheet with columns: SKU, units, margin"

    Google Workspace→
  • › General prompt

    "explain what a Redis pub/sub channel is"

    no integrations→
  • › Slack prompt

    "summarize the last 20 messages in #analytics"

    Slack→
a day

— a Analytics & BI day —

From morning standup to Friday wrap.

A glimpse of how KnitStack threads through your day. Six real prompts, six different agents, six tools touched — without you switching tab once.

  1. 8:42 AMmorning coffee
    Analyticsrunning across 3 systems

    "blended CAC across all paid channels this quarter"

    stack:GA4Meta AdsGoogle Ads
  2. 10:15 AMstandup follow-ups
    Warehouserunning across 3 systems

    "compare gross margin by product line — Shopify × NetSuite"

    stack:BigQueryShopifyNS
  3. 11:50 AMpre-lunch sweep
    Alertsrunning across 3 systems

    "alert me when MRR drops more than 5% week-over-week"

    stack:SnowflakeSlackStripe
  4. 2:08 PMafternoon dig
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    stack:NS
  5. 3:47 PMbefore close
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    stack:NS
  6. 5:11 PMFriday wrap
    Pipelinesrunning across 1 systems

    "trigger the daily sales digest pipeline"

    stack:Asana
pipelines

— pipelines for Analytics & BI —

Wire up the work, once.

Pipelines turn one prompt into a chained workflow that runs on a schedule, an event, or an inbound message. KnitStack reads from one tool, decides with AI, writes to another, and tells you it did.

One pipeline shown three ways below — pick the visualisation that lands best for you.

Alert

MRR Drop Alert

trigger · Weekly · Monday 6:00 AM

Weekly: queries the warehouse for MRR trend. If WoW drops more than 5%, names the contributing accounts and pings finance + CS.

Snowflake

Snowflake

Query MRR by cohort + segment

K

Knitstack AI

Detect anomaly vs. last week

Stripe

Stripe

Pull contributing churn detail

Slack

Slack

Post to #data-alerts

Gmail

Gmail

Email finance + CS leads

tags:snowflakealertmrrweekly

— a Knitstack recipe —

MRR Drop Alert

Alert

— method —

  1. 01

    Query MRR by cohort + segment

    via Snowflake

    Snowflake
  2. 02

    Detect anomaly vs. last week

    via Knitstack AI

    K
  3. 03

    Pull contributing churn detail

    via Stripe

    Stripe
  4. 04

    Post to #data-alerts

    via Slack

    Slack
  5. 05

    Email finance + CS leads

    via Gmail

    Gmail

— what you get —

Weekly: queries the warehouse for MRR trend. If WoW drops more than 5%, names the contributing accounts and pings finance + CS.

Alert · live run

MRR Drop Alert

total · 4.2s end-to-end

Weekly: queries the warehouse for MRR trend. If WoW drops more than 5%, names the contributing accounts and pings finance + CS.

  1. 08:00:02

    +0s

    Snowflake

    Query MRR by cohort + segment

    Snowflake

  2. 08:00:04

    +2s

    K

    Detect anomaly vs. last week

    Knitstack AI

  3. 08:00:07

    +3s

    Stripe

    Pull contributing churn detail

    Stripe

  4. 08:00:08

    +1s

    Slack

    Post to #data-alerts

    Slack

  5. 08:00:10

    +2s

    Gmail

    Email finance + CS leads

    Gmail

output:delivered to Slack + Gmail

— featured for Analytics & BI —

The tools you already use.

See all integrations →
  • BigQuery

    BigQuery

    Query the data warehouse in plain English

  • Snowflake

    Snowflake

    Warehouse-native AI queries

  • Databricks

    Databricks

    Unified analytics over lakehouses

  • Looker

    Looker

    Read and explain dashboards

  • GA4

    GA4

    Web analytics and attribution

  • Mixpanel

    Mixpanel

    Product analytics queries

  • Stripe

    Stripe

    Match payouts to deposits, flag mismatches

  • HubSpot

    HubSpot

    Read contacts, deals, attribution

— a small ritual —

Connect. Ask. It acts.

1
QuickBooksHubSpotShopifySlack
✓ 4 tools connected

Plug in the stack you already use.

OAuth into the tools you have. KnitStack reads your data, learns your business, and waits for instructions. No migration.

2
●"Show me every Bill.com invoice that hasn't cleared QuickBooks."
K

Talk to your business in English.

"Show me every Bill.com invoice that hasn't cleared QuickBooks." "Draft Monday's growth update." Ask anything across every system.

3
✓Books reconciledQuickBooks · Bill.com · Stripejust now
✓Follow-up sent7 vendor emails via Gmail2m ago
◷PO draft readyAwaiting your approval →Review

It executes — with your blessing.

Reconcile the books. Send the follow-up. Draft the PO. KnitStack writes back into your tools; you stay in control.

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— from the field —

"We retired four dashboards last month because nobody needed them anymore — they just ask Knitstack."

— Beta customer · SaaS scaleup

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