Conduit
Conduit is a sophisticated data integration and analytics platform engineered to simplify data analysis and reporting for businesses, from small enterprises to large corporations. Its primary role is
What is Conduit?
Conduit is a data integration and analytics platform that connects your business data sources to a single place for analysis and reporting. It works with over 500 data sources including Shopify, Salesforce, Google Analytics, and others, then sends that data into Google Sheets or custom dashboards. The platform is designed for people without technical skills; you can ask questions about your data in plain English and get answers without writing SQL or code. Conduit suits small businesses through to larger organisations that need to pull insights from multiple data sources quickly. Key features include an AI-powered interface for data queries, workflow automation for reports and alerts, and the ability to create personalised dashboards without coding knowledge.
Key Features
500+ pre-built data source connectors including Shopify, Salesforce, Google Analytics, and common business tools
Plain English data queries powered by AI; ask questions about your data without SQL or code
Custom dashboard and report creation connected to your live data sources
Workflow automation for scheduled report generation, data refreshes, and notifications
Data export to Google Sheets for further analysis or sharing
No-code interface designed for business users without technical experience
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- No coding required; accessible to non-technical team members
- Broad integration support with 500+ data sources covers most common business tools
- AI-powered queries make data exploration faster than traditional dashboarding tools
- Freemium pricing means you can test it without upfront cost
Limitations
- Data export to Google Sheets may limit flexibility for complex analyses compared to dedicated BI tools
- Effectiveness of AI queries depends on data quality and structure in your source systems
- Limited information available about custom integrations or API access for sources not in the 500+ library
Use Cases
E-commerce teams monitoring sales, inventory, and customer behaviour across Shopify and marketing platforms
Marketing departments analysing campaign performance by pulling data from Google Analytics, ad platforms, and CRM systems
Customer support teams tracking ticket volumes, resolution times, and satisfaction metrics from multiple ticketing systems
Small business owners generating weekly or monthly reports without hiring a data analyst
Finance teams consolidating data from accounting software, payment processors, and business tools into single reports