Ads, store, CRM, calendar and cash: every source in the loop, read in one place.
Spend, creatives and campaigns, read live. Launch and edit without leaving nod.
Search, PMax and YouTube: read and launch, AI Max included.
Connect your account alongside the rest of your stack.
Spend, impressions and clicks, read per campaign. Conversions come from nod's own tracking, because the platform reports none.
Ad accounts are read live: spend, campaigns, ad sets and every creative, refreshed on a 15-minute cadence. The same connection powers the builders — what you launch from nod. appears in the account natively, and what runs in the account reports back into the same rows.
Orders, products and customers stream in via a private app, live in minutes. Revenue lands next to the click that caused it.
Cash collected, matched to the campaign that earned it.
Orders stream in through a private app, matched to journeys the pixel recorded. Revenue lands next to the click that caused it, refunds subtract honestly, and Stripe payouts reconcile what the bank actually saw.
Deals and stages stream in. A closed deal credits the ad that started it.
Opportunities and pipeline stages sync in, so a won deal credits the ad that started it.
Your Zoho pipeline streams in, and a closed deal credits the ad that started it.
Pipelines sync stage by stage. A deal that closes credits the ad that started it — months later and on another device if that is what happened. Cost per customer replaces cost per lead.
Email revenue joins the journey: flows and campaigns, attributed.
Sessions and conversions complete the picture.
Email revenue joins the same journeys instead of living in a separate report, and GA4 sessions fill the gaps between paid clicks. One view, not three.
Booked calls and show-ups become conversion events your campaigns can be judged by.
Every booking and no-show flows in as an event your campaigns can be judged by.
Booked calls and show-ups become conversion events with a campaign attached. A calendar that fills is finally something your ads can be judged by.
Product costs and OPEX, for contribution margin that means something.
Your product feed, for Shopping and PMax.
Product costs and OPEX turn revenue into contribution margin, and your feed keeps Shopping and PMax supplied. The unglamorous inputs that make CM3 mean something.
Every source connects in minutes, from the browser. None of them needs a developer.
Every other row on this page is your stack. The pixel is ours: first-party on your domain, EU-hosted, matching clicks, sessions and orders into one journey per customer. It is the reason the numbers from all the other sources agree with each other.
We add sources our customers actually use. If your stack has a gap, bring it up.