Google Analytics Automation
You want last month's organic traffic by landing page, and twenty minutes later you are still fighting the dimension picker.
You already know the question; the report builder is the obstacle. AI agents run the Google Analytics report for you — right dimensions, right date range, funnels and realtime included — and hand back the numbers along with the query they ran, so you can check it before it lands in a deck.
You
Ask in plain language, get the real numbers
Your agent queries Google Analytics itself rather than guessing, and shows you what it ran.
Connect Google Analytics
One click, read access first. Your agent can see the same data you can and nothing you can't.
Ask the question you actually have
No query language and no dashboard hunting. The agent works out which Google Analytics data answers it and goes and gets it.
Check the working, then share it
You get the answer along with what it queried, so you can sanity-check the number before it goes in front of anyone.
What your agent can pull from Google Analytics
- Run reports on any dimension and metric combination, pivots included
- Pull realtime traffic and step-by-step funnel conversion
- List conversion events, key events, and data streams on a property
- Create audiences and custom dimensions once you approve them
- Queue a report task on a large date range and collect the result
Reporting that stops landing on you
The reports someone rebuilds every week, assembled from the source each time.
Ask in a sentence. Your agent picks the dimensions and date range, runs the report, and returns the figures with the query it used underneath them.
Your agent runs a funnel report across the steps you name and reports the drop-off at each one, rather than you assembling the exploration by hand.
Your agent pulls both channels over the same window, normalises the date ranges, and says plainly which one moved and by how much.
Three things worth asking on Monday morning
Get last month's numbers without the report builder
Ask in a sentence. Your agent picks the dimensions and date range, runs the report, and returns the figures with the query it used underneath them.
See where the signup funnel leaks
Your agent runs a funnel report across the steps you name and reports the drop-off at each one, rather than you assembling the exploration by hand.
Compare two channels honestly
Your agent pulls both channels over the same window, normalises the date ranges, and says plainly which one moved and by how much.
Teams without an analyst on call
Founders doing their own reporting
You look at analytics once a week and relearn the interface every time. Asking a question in a sentence and getting the number back — with the query shown, so you can tell whether to trust it — removes the relearning entirely.
Agencies reporting on many properties
Eight clients means eight properties and eight versions of the same monthly pull. Your agent runs the same question across all of them and tells you which one moved, instead of you opening eight tabs to find out.
More integrations in analytics
If your stack has more than Google Analytics in it, an agent can work across the rest of it too.
Ahrefs
A competitor takes your best page's position and nobody notices until the quarterly review, because checking means logging in and clicking through four reports.
Amplitude
The number you need is in Amplitude, but building the chart takes longer than the meeting it's for.
Metabase
There are four questions called “Revenue”, and the one feeding the exec dashboard is the one nobody remembers writing.
Mixpanel
Every product question turns into a 30-minute Mixpanel session that someone else could have answered.
PostHog
There are forty feature flags in the project, nine of them have been at a hundred percent since February, and nobody wants to be the person who deletes the wrong one.
Google Analytics questions, answered
What people ask before putting an AI agent to work — answered straight.
Yes, and not just on a schedule. The useful version is ad hoc: you ask a question, your agent works out which report answers it, runs that against your property, and shows you the numbers plus the query. No saved exploration to maintain.
Ready to automate Google Analytics?
Connect your tools, put an agent to work, and approve what matters. Free to start.