
Connect 40+ data sources -- ads, CRM, POS, PMS, e-commerce -- into real-time dashboards. Then let AI tell you exactly where your next dollar should go.
Ads, CRM, POS, PMS, e-commerce, spreadsheets. All flowing in automatically. No engineers. Five minutes to first sync.
Real-time BI across every business unit. Ask questions in plain language. Get charts, not another spreadsheet.
Dual-engine MMM spots what works. Autonomous agents shift spend before waste compounds. You approve. They execute.
APOLLO replaces your ETL pipeline, your BI tool, and your attribution guesswork. Agencies resell it. Enterprise groups run on it. Nobody needs to hire an analyst first.
40+ connectors -- ads, CRM, POS, PMS, e-commerce, accounting. Automated pipelines. Zero engineering required.
Real-time dashboards across every business unit. Ask questions in plain language. Get answers, not spreadsheets.
Dual-engine Marketing Mix Models. AI agents that spot waste and shift budget. You approve, they execute.
Robyn and Meridian run in parallel -- frequentist and Bayesian. When both flag the same waste, you act with certainty.
When they disagree, you know exactly where to investigate. No other platform gives you this level of confidence.
Consensus: Meta ROAS declining in both models. High confidence to reallocate $15K to Google.
"Which channel has the best ROAS this quarter?"
Google Ads leads at 5.2x ROAS, up 18% vs last quarter. Meta dropped to 3.1x -- saturation detected. Recommended reallocation attached.
Type a question about any metric, any channel, any time range. APOLLO responds with data, a visualization, and what to do next.
No SQL. No analyst queue. No waiting until Monday for a report someone already forgot to pull.
Agents monitor every data source, every hour. When CPMs spike, when conversion drops, when inventory ages -- they flag it and propose the fix.
You approve with one click. They execute the shift. Budget optimization that runs while you sleep.
Ads. CRM. POS. PMS. E-commerce. Analytics. Accounting. 40+ connectors and growing.
