Marketing Analyst
For the marketing team
Sources
Questions they ask
- “Which channels drove the highest-value customers last quarter?”
- “What's the MQL → SQL conversion rate this month?”
- “How is CAC trending by acquisition channel?”
Analysts
Each Analyst bundles the integrations the team actually uses, shares its semantic layer with the planner, and persists every conversation so the team builds on each other's work.
For the marketing team
Sources
Questions they ask
For revenue + sales ops
Sources
Questions they ask
For product + growth
Sources
Questions they ask
For finance + the CFO desk
Sources
Questions they ask
Customer story
A leading global oncology biotech connected their Redshift warehouse to AnalystIQ and now answers 65+ business questions a week across 100k+ HCP engagements — payments, publications, trials, events, detailing, sales — without their data team writing SQL.
Life sciences & pharma
Oncology biotech · 10k+ employees · 70+ markets
Lookups & counts
Cross-source joins
Multi-condition & analytical
How it works
You stay in control at every step. Nothing reaches the LLM that you haven't explicitly put in scope. Each Analyst bundles the outcome of these four steps into a queryable surface for one team.
Step 1
Plug in your databases, warehouses, web analytics, CRMs, or MCP servers. OAuth or credentials — minutes, not days.
Step 2
Pick the exact tables and fields AnalystIQ is allowed to see. Default is nothing — you opt in, and the boundary is enforced at three layers.
Step 3
Group connected sources into an Analyst named after the team that uses it — Marketing, Sales, Growth, Finance. One Analyst, many sources.
Step 4
Ask the Analyst in plain English. The pipeline plans, validates, runs, and explains — across every source in the bundle.
The ask flow
Type your question. The pipeline routes, picks schema, disambiguates, plans, validates, runs, and explains — live in the sidebar. Results land as the chart your data team would have built. Every step is auditable; every plan is attached to the answer.
Already where your data lives
Amazon Redshift
Available
AWS Athena
Available
Google Analytics
Available
MCP Server
Available
Microsoft Fabric
Available
Microsoft SQL Server
Available
MySQL
Available
PostgreSQL
Available
Snowflake
Available
BigQuery
Coming soon
Amazon Redshift
Available
AWS Athena
Available
Google Analytics
Available
MCP Server
Available
Microsoft Fabric
Available
Microsoft SQL Server
Available
MySQL
Available
PostgreSQL
Available
Snowflake
Available
BigQuery
Coming soon
ClickHouse
Coming soon
HubSpot
Coming soon
Kissmetrics
Coming soon
Microsoft Clarity
Coming soon
Mixpanel
Coming soon
Pipedrive
Coming soon
Salesforce
Coming soon
Shopify
Coming soon
Stripe
Coming soon
Supermetrics
Coming soon
ClickHouse
Coming soon
HubSpot
Coming soon
Kissmetrics
Coming soon
Microsoft Clarity
Coming soon
Mixpanel
Coming soon
Pipedrive
Coming soon
Salesforce
Coming soon
Shopify
Coming soon
Stripe
Coming soon
Supermetrics
Coming soon
Under the hood
Each conversation runs through a seven-stage pipeline: a router decides intent, a schema selector picks the right tables, a disambiguator catches ambiguity early, the planner writes SQL or API calls, a validator gates them, the executor fans out across sources in parallel and joins the results in process, and the interpreter picks the chart and explains the answer. Every plan is attached to every reply, so the work is auditable.