Connect your database and the agents start deciding by real sales, not just the click.
Meta Ads reports 214 purchases this month. Your database has 131 billed orders from Meta.
Suggestion: set budget by cost per billed order, $74, not the $45 the platform shows.
Cost per billed order, not per conversion reported by the platform.
SuggestsRevenue, orders and average ticket by channel, with media alongside.
SuggestsWhen the conversion your media reports doesn't match the order in the database.
SuggestsSherlok writes the query. You don't write a line of SQL.
SuggestsHow much did I sell this week according to my database?
What's the real CPA joining Meta Ads with orders from the database?
Which products sold most by source channel?
Is my average order value going up or down?
How many orders came from new vs. returning customers?
Does database revenue match GA4 conversions?
Which region bought most last month?
How much of media turned into billed orders?
Which category performs best per channel?
Which times of day concentrate sales?
Your tables become an answer source: orders, revenue, customers, products, status. Without you writing a line of SQL.
Click Connect database and enter host, user and password. Anyone in IT can do it in minutes.
The connection is read-only: Sherlok reads metrics and never creates, pauses, edits budget or publishes anything in your account.
Pick the tables. The agents start reading as soon as the connection is done.
No. The connection is read-only and the agents only suggest. We recommend creating a read-only user for Sherlok.
PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQL Server, among others compatible with a standard SQL connection. If your ERP exposes a relational database, Sherlok connects.
The agents start reading as soon as the connection is done.
BI shows the number. Sherlok cross-checks database sales with media and brings the decision with the dollar value and the why.