Ask your BigQuery data a question without writing the SQL.

Give Adea a read-only service account for the datasets you choose, and ask about revenue, behaviour or cost in plain words. The SQL is shown with every answer.

You can connect BigQuery today.

What Adea reads from BigQuery

  • Datasets and tables the service account can view
  • Event, order and customer tables, read with SELECT queries
  • Table sizes before a query runs, so cost stays in view
  • Partitioned tables, read by date to keep queries small

How it connects

A read-only service account

Read the setup guide

What you can ask

You ask

How many active users did we have each week in September?

Adea answers

Between 41,200 and 46,800 a week, peaking in the week of the 15th. The weekly average was 43,950.

You ask

Which campaigns brought the most first-time buyers last month?

Adea answers

Spring Restock brought 1,870 first-time buyers, 29 percent of all of them. The next two together brought 2,140.

Questions about BigQuery

How does Adea connect to BigQuery?

You create a service account with viewer rights on the datasets you choose and give Adea its key. Adea checks that it cannot write before reading.

Will Adea run up my BigQuery bill?

Adea reads only the datasets you allow and estimates a query before running it, so large scans do not come as a surprise.

Can Adea change my tables?

No. The service account can only read, and Adea only runs SELECT queries.

What do you want to know?