Automation
Ask Tutti
A chat assistant with live access to your real data — every connected platform, every health check finding, every attribution result. Ask it a real question and it goes and looks, instead of guessing.
What it can actually look at
Ask Tutti can pull live data from Shopify, Meta Ads, Google Ads, and GA4, read every health check's findings, look up a specific customer's order or purchase journey by name, and query the same attribution results the Attribution page shows — including the confidence and reasoning behind a match, not just the headline number.
How it answers, and how it doesn't
When Ask Tutti gives you a number, it's reading it live from your real data, not from memory or a guess. When a finding is uncertain, it says so — the same honesty the rest of the product holds to applies here too, including telling you directly when an earlier answer in the same conversation needs revising in light of new evidence.
You can see its reasoning, not just its answer
A “Thought process” section shows the reasoning behind a genuinely effortful answer — a comparison, a tradeoff, a recommendation. A simple lookup won't always show one, and that's expected: not every question needs visible reasoning to answer honestly.
Proposing and dismissing Tasks
In conversation, Ask Tutti can propose a new Task for you to review, or dismiss (reject) a Task it or a health check suggested earlier — for example, if you tell it a suggestion isn't useful for your store. See Health Checks & Tasks for what a Task actually is.
What it will never do on its own
Ask Tutti cannot approve or execute a Task, and it cannot make a change to your store, ad accounts, or budget by itself — full stop. It can propose and it can reject, but the one step that actually touches something real always requires you, the person, clicking approve. This isn't a setting you can turn off — it's a fixed boundary in how Tutti is built.
- Ask Tutti only ever sees and acts on your own workspace's data — never another Tutti user's.
- There's one shared conversation per workspace, so if you've invited team members (see Team Members), everyone sees the same thread.