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Datok Marketing Command Center™

One place where marketing performance is assembled, reconciled, and reported—instead of five dashboards, three exports, and a spreadsheet that nobody fully trusts.

Marketing Command Center™
Datok Source of Truth™

The product follows the decision.

Datok keeps the path from comparison to explanation to reporting inside one operating view—not across another stack of disconnected dashboards.

01Compare

Read performance at the level the meeting starts.

Begin with channel contribution on one reporting period, then compare scale and efficiency without translating a different definition from every platform.

  • Channel contribution
  • Spend and revenue together
  • One selected period
02Investigate

Open the movement before moving the budget.

Daily performance and campaign delivery sit one level down, so a real movement can be separated from ordinary variation before anyone changes spend.

  • Daily series
  • Period comparison
  • Efficiency context

Revenue trajectory

Weekly ecommerce revenue, USD, against the aligned prior year.

As of May 24, 2026, 06:00 CT
Weekly ecommerce revenue, USD
  • Actual
  • Prior year
$0.93M$1.02M$0.98M$1.19M$1.27M
Weekly ecommerce revenue, actual versus prior yearWeekly ecommerce revenue, USD
PeriodActualPrior year
Apr 20$0.93M$0.86M
Apr 27$1.02M$0.90M
May 4$0.98M$0.89M
May 11$1.19M$1.03M
May 18$1.27M$1.09M

Read from
  • Google Analytics 42 properties
GA4 purchase events · synced May 24, 2026, 05:46 CT
Revenue change
+$590Kversus aligned prior year
Largest observed driver
+$455Korder volume
03Share

Leave the meeting with the same answer.

Saved reports and CSV exports read from the same governed facts as the Command Center, giving the next person the answer that was actually reviewed.

  • Saved reporting
  • CSV export
  • Shared definitions

Scheduled reports

Select a report to inspect its delivery details

3

How teams use Datok.

One reporting model does not mean one generic dashboard. Each responsibility gets the context it needs without creating another version of the truth.

Run the weekly performance review from one screen.

Revenue, marketing cost, ROAS, orders, and the reporting period sit together, so the conversation starts with the commercial outcome instead of a reconciliation exercise.

  • Commercial outcome first
  • Period-over-period context
  • One route into detail

Revenue trajectory

Weekly ecommerce revenue, USD, against the aligned prior year.

As of May 24, 2026, 06:00 CT
Weekly ecommerce revenue, USD
  • Actual
  • Prior year
$0.93M$1.02M$0.98M$1.19M$1.27M
Weekly ecommerce revenue, actual versus prior yearWeekly ecommerce revenue, USD
PeriodActualPrior year
Apr 20$0.93M$0.86M
Apr 27$1.02M$0.90M
May 4$0.98M$0.89M
May 11$1.19M$1.03M
May 18$1.27M$1.09M

Read from
  • Google Analytics 42 properties
GA4 purchase events · synced May 24, 2026, 05:46 CT
Revenue change
+$590Kversus aligned prior year
Largest observed driver
+$455Korder volume

Clear about what exists now.

The reporting product and its direction are presented separately, so teams can evaluate Datok on what it can do today.

Review data handling
Available now

Reporting teams can use today

  • Command Center reporting surfaces
  • Channel, campaign, and business-unit views
  • Saved reports and CSV export
  • Connection status and sync history
In development

Assisted analysis on governed facts

Datok is building assisted analysis for questions such as why revenue moved, which observed change explains it, and what the team should inspect next.

Official reporting metrics will continue to come from documented server-side rules.

Put the next review on one reporting model.

Bring the same period, definitions, and source context into every performance conversation.

Questions
about the
product.

What teams ask when deciding how the Command Center fits into their reporting work.