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Your top search queries, click-through rates, average position, and which pages are gaining or losing impressions over time.

Sessions, traffic sources, conversions, and funnel drop-off from your Google Analytics 4 property.

Your backlink profile, Domain Rating, and competitor link data for your domain, plus keyword suggestions and search volumes for the terms you target.

Keyword rankings, search volume, and competitor visibility for your domain.

Your PostHog project's setup — dashboards, experiments, surveys, session recordings, defined actions, and feature-flag status.

Your LinkedIn profile and the engagement on your recent posts.

Your X timeline and the engagement on your recent posts.

Only your list of Typefully accounts, to pick the one a post goes to — AgentCeres doesn't pull drafts, your queue, or analytics. It uses the connection to put X posts and threads into your Typefully account as drafts, queued posts, or scheduled posts.

Your boards and pins, and how each pin performs: impressions, saves and outbound clicks.

Relevant subreddits and threads where your product, your competitors, or your problem space come up.

Your channel's videos, comments, and performance metrics.

Page insights and post performance for your Facebook Pages.

Insights and post performance for your Instagram Business account.

The social analytics your Metricool brand collects — TikTok, Instagram and its other accounts — day by day, plus the posts in your Metricool planner and Metricool's best times to post.

Campaign performance — spend, cost-per-click, conversions, and return on ad spend — from your Google Ads account.

Campaign performance — spend, ROAS, cost-per-acquisition, and conversions — from your Meta (Facebook / Instagram) Ads account.

Your Apple Search Ads performance — campaigns, ad groups, and keywords with their spend, taps, installs, and cost-per-install — from your Apple Search Ads account.

Campaign and ad-group performance — impressions, clicks, spend, click-through rate, average CPC, and CPM — from your ChatGPT Ads account.

Your TikTok Ads performance — spend, conversions and ROAS by campaign, ad group and ad, plus campaign status, budgets and ad review results — from the ad account you choose.

Newsletter campaign performance — opens, clicks, and unsubscribes — from Mailchimp.

Email and SMS campaigns, flows, lists, segments, and engagement events from your Klaviyo account.

AgentCeres uses Instantly to set up cold-email campaigns, add leads and switch campaigns on. The only campaign data it reads is what the card for switching a campaign on shows — the campaign's name, status, first subject line and lead counts; it does not pull reply rates or other results.

AgentCeres uses SendGrid to send the emails your agents draft; it does not pull delivery or engagement stats from SendGrid.

AgentCeres uses your Resend account only to send the emails its agents write; it doesn't pull delivery or engagement data.

AgentCeres uses your Customer.io account only to trigger broadcasts you've already built there; it doesn't pull people, events, or campaign metrics.

AgentCeres uses your Kit (ConvertKit) account only to create the newsletter broadcasts its agents write; it doesn't pull subscriber, tag, form, or broadcast-performance data.

Contacts, deals, and lifecycle stages from your HubSpot CRM.

Your Apollo sequences and sending mailboxes — so an enrolment lands in the right sequence and sends from one of your addresses. AgentCeres doesn't pull Apollo's contact or company database.

The leads you've saved in Hunter — email addresses with Hunter's confidence score and verification status — for your outbound prospects.

AgentCeres uses your Calendly connection only to create booking links. To mint the right one it looks up your Calendly account and its list of event types; it doesn't read your calendar or your bookings.

Revenue data — MRR, charges, subscriptions, and churn — from Stripe.

Orders, customers, and subscriptions from your Lemon Squeezy store.

Subscription metrics — MRR, active subscribers, trials, and conversions — from RevenueCat.

Orders, products and inventory, discounts, abandoned checkouts, customer spend and tags, and your blog and pages — straight from your Shopify store, without ever reading a customer's name, email, phone number or address.

Buyer questions, your listings and the total visits they get, recent orders, and how quickly you answer — from your Mercado Livre Brasil seller account.

Brand guidelines, briefs, and research files in your Google Drive.

Live briefs and shared documents in your Google Docs.

KPI trackers, pipelines, and content calendars in your Google Sheets.

Support and sales threads, mined for voice-of-customer signal.

Your meeting cadence and recent events.

Pitch decks and brand decks in your Google Slides.

Your App Store ratings and recent reviews by territory — stars, titles, and full review text — so your agents can track sentiment and surface what users are asking for.

Your App Store acquisition funnel — impressions, product-page views, downloads, and conversion rate — broken down by traffic source, territory, and device, using your App Store Connect connection.

Daily App Store downloads and developer proceeds (revenue) by territory, app, and product type — pulled from Apple's sales reports via your App Store Connect connection.

Your Google Play sales and install data — daily units and gross revenue (buyer-charged) by country and product type, plus daily device installs, uninstalls, and active devices — pulled from your Play bulk-reports bucket via your Google Play connection.

Your Google Play ratings and recent reviews — star ratings, review text, device, and app version — so your agents can monitor sentiment across releases.

Your Typeform surveys and form responses — so the Research agent can mine them for voice-of-customer signal and capture the leads who filled them out.

AgentCeres uses your Contentful connection only to create and publish entries; it doesn't read your spaces, content model, or existing entries.

Your WordPress site, self-hosted or on WordPress.com — so the SEO and content agents know where the posts they write should land.

Your shared Notion pages and databases — titles, links, and properties like status and due date.

Commits, releases, issues, and discussions from your repositories.

Alerts, alert rules, cron monitors, and issue events from your Sentry error-monitoring workspace.

Specific support conversations, contacts, and tickets you point it to, plus companies, help-center articles, and conversation counts from your Intercom workspace.

Your app's own data — users, events, and usage tables — from your Supabase Postgres database (read-only).