
Data Builder is a data preparation tool within your Power My Analytics hub that allows you to:
Think of it as your data workshop where you can craft exactly the data views you need for your reports and analysis.
A dataset is a container that organizes related data tables - like a folder for your marketing data. You might create separate datasets for each client, campaign type, or reporting purpose.
Data tables contain your actual metrics and dimensions. Examples include Facebook Ads campaign performance, Instagram engagement metrics, or Shopify product sales - each customized with only the fields you need.
Blended data tables combine multiple data sources into one unified view. For example, instead of switching between ad platforms to compare campaign performance, you can see Facebook Ads, Google Ads, and LinkedIn Ads metrics side-by-side in a single table.
Once your datasets are ready in Data Builder, sending them to Looker Studio is straightforward. You'll connect through the Power My Analytics connector to access all your prepared data tables in one clean dataset, ready for visualization and reporting.
Transform your marketing data into actionable intelligence with AI Insights. Learn how to automatically analyze your data tables and datasets to identify trends, spot anomalies, and provide strategic recommendations.
Navigate to Data Builder in your hub's main navigation bar (located below Sources).

The date range you select depends on your reporting needs:
Data tables are where your actual metrics and dimensions live.
AI Insights is an automated analysis feature that provides:
Cost: 15 credits
Your AI-generated report includes:
Performance Summary
Most Significant Changes
Critical Anomalies
Recommendations
Field Selection is Key: Choose 5-10 strategic metrics that tell a complete performance story. Too few and you miss patterns; too many and insights lose focus.
Use Cache Strategically: Running the same analysis twice? The second run is free. Plan your date ranges to maximize credit value.
Start with Problem Areas: Generate insights for underperforming channels first - AI excels at finding hidden issues and missed opportunities.
Dataset vs. Data Table: Run Dataset Insights for strategic planning, Data Table Insights for tactical optimization.
Date Range Sweet Spots:
Read Between the Lines: When AI flags an anomaly on a specific date, that's your cue to check what changed - new campaign, tracking issue, or market event.
Export and Share: PDF exports make perfect client reports. Add your recommendations to AI findings for comprehensive analysis.