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Ask your own Pixalate reporting a question, or export the full result set as a file.

The reporting is already yours. This changes how you get at it. Ask your Pixalate analytics a question and get the answer inline, or export the full result set, scoped to your account.

Analytics MCP reaches your own Pixalate reporting. It is a separate product from Enrichment MCP, with separate access and separate pricing.

Who it’s forAnalytics customers; analysts and ad-ops teams
Data sourceYour own Pixalate analytics reporting
AccessNeeds the Analytics MCP entitlement on your account
Sign-inYour existing Pixalate account, or an API key

What it answers

  • How did invalid traffic trend on this campaign last week?
  • Rank my campaigns by IVT rate last month and show me the worst.
  • Assemble the weekly summary for this client from the last seven days.
  • What changed between this month and last?

Campaign IVT review. Ask what invalid traffic did on a campaign, without building a view for it.

Weekly client reporting. Pull the week’s numbers and have them explained, so the recurring report starts from assembled data instead of a blank page.

Trusted export. Take the full result set as a file, with any columns your account cannot see removed before it is built.

More to try: Example prompts.

Ask inline, export the whole set

Answers come back in the conversation, up to 100 rows at a time. When you want the full result, ask for an export and you get a file covering the complete set, with any columns your account cannot see removed before the file is built.

For a large export, the download link can arrive before the file is ready. If the link doesn’t open, see My export link gives a not found error.

Each query covers at most 60 days, counting both the start and end dates. For a longer period, ask your assistant to run it in parts. See Access and limits.

What your account can see

Report and column availability varies by account. The connector discovers what yours can see and treats that as the source of truth, rather than assuming a report or a column exists. Two people at different companies asking the same question get their own data and their own available fields.

You can query any report your account has, or build a custom set with your own dimensions and metrics. To see what’s available, ask:

What Pixalate reports can I run?

Connect and sign in

Add the Pixalate server URL to the assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another assistant.

Sign in with your existing Pixalate account. Your assistant sees the same reporting you already have access to, and nothing else. Access needs the Analytics MCP entitlement on your account, so if you do not see the tools after installing, that is the thing to check. If your tooling does not support browser sign-in, use your API key instead. If the tools still do not appear, email support@pixalate.com.

To get the entitlement, contact your Pixalate account manager. There’s no self-serve sign-up.