Commerce data platform

Ecommerce dataready forAI and agents.

Triple Whale turns fragmented commerce signals into one governed, real-time data foundation: from proprietary fetchers and canonical schemas to SQL, dashboards, Moby and agentic work.

How the data works
$100B+ Client GMV represented annually
Real-time Attribution as commerce signals arrive
Commerce data foundry / live Sources connected
Commerce sources
SSHOPIFY
MMETA
GGOOGLE
KKLAVIYO
AAMAZON
Proprietary integration system

Sensory fetchers

Unified canonical schema

Normalize every source.

orderscanonical
customerspersistent
marketingcross-platform
attributionexplanatory
Saber organization layer

Commerce data anthology.

orders products sessions journeys attribution
01

SQL

02

Dashboards

03

Moby

04

Agents

$100B+ Annual client GMV running through the intelligence layer
One schema First-party and third-party commerce data standardized for analysis
Many surfaces Dashboards, SQL, APIs, Moby and agents on the same governed foundation

The Triple Whale platform

From raw signal to usable intelligence.

A complete commerce data stack, already connected: ingest the ecosystem, organize the meaning, query the truth and activate the result.

01 / SENSORY

Bring the commerce ecosystem into one current.

Sensory is Triple Whale’s proprietary integration system. It fetches data from first-party and third-party sources, keeps the connections moving and gives the rest of the platform a consistent starting point.

SourcesTriple Pixel, post-purchase survey, seller inputs and connected platforms
CoverageStorefront, ads, lifecycle, marketplace, fulfillment and more
PurposeRemove integration plumbing from the path to analysis
Sensory / live ingest Waiting for source records
Shopifyorder

#10482 · $184.00

received
Metaclick

fbclid / campaign 218

received
Klaviyoprofile

customer_718 · known

received
Triple Pixelsession

3 touches · 12m journey

received
01 collect 02 validate 03 match 04 write
Canonical orderorders.order_id
order_id
#10482
customer_id
customer_718
revenue
$184.00
journey
3 matched touches
✓ schema valid✓ identity linked✓ current

Architecture

The whole data stack. Already assembled.

Most ecommerce teams stitch together fetchers, transformation jobs, definitions, warehouses, dashboards and AI tools. Triple Whale makes that stack one native system.

01

Commerce sources

First-party buyer signals, seller inputs and the external platforms that run the business.

Connected
02

Sensory fetchers

A proprietary integration system that continuously brings diverse source data into the platform.

Ingested
03

Canonical + Saber

Standardized schemas, enriched context and an industry-first commerce data dictionary organized around business objects.

Understood
04

SQL + developer access

Inspect and manipulate transformed commerce data with SQL, APIs and exportable data products.

Queryable
05

Dashboards + Moby + agents

Put governed context directly into analytical interfaces, AI reasoning and recurring work.

Activated

Real-time attribution

The business moves. The model moves with it.

Attribution should not be a delayed reconciliation project. Triple Whale connects incoming commerce and marketing signals to an explanatory layer that updates as the journey unfolds.

Live commerce stream ingesting
10:42:08METAad interaction linked to active journeyMATCHED
10:42:11PIXELproduct view appended to session pathLIVE
10:42:17SHOPorder outcome joined to canonical transactionVERIFIED
10:42:18MODELattribution context refreshed for analysisREADY

Data anthology

A dictionary built around commerce, not infrastructure.

Saber gives data teams, operators and AI systems the same language for how a business works: the grain of every object, the tables that represent it and the boundaries between transaction truth and analytical explanation.

Shared languageOne definition layer for humans, SQL and agents
Object boundariesOrders are not sessions. Platform delivery is not attribution.
Agent contextQuestions route to the right data surface before reasoning begins
Triple Whale data ontologyConceptual explorer
Core object / topline

Store / business

The top-level business entity representing the store as a whole, where performance, operations and blended metrics come together.

Typical questions

How is the business doing overall? Is performance up or down?

Expected grain

One store per day.

Primary data surface

Blended performance and external revenue datasets.

Boundary

Use for topline performance, not order-level or customer-level detail.

Beautiful SQL, governed data

Ask exact questions. Inspect exact answers.

Go from a business question to the underlying data without losing the definition, source or grain. Build visually or write ClickHouse-flavored SQL directly.

NO-CODE QUERY BUILDER + TRADITIONAL SQL
CANONICAL COMMERCE TABLES + MODELED ATTRIBUTION
CUSTOM WINDOWS, JOINS, EXPORTS AND RECONCILIATION
new_customer_efficiency.sql / illustrative
SELECT
  day,
  sum(new_customer_revenue) AS nc_revenue,
  sum(ad_spend) AS spend,
  nc_revenue / spend AS nc_roas
FROM governed_commerce_metrics
WHERE day BETWEEN @start_date
  AND @end_date
GROUP BY day
ORDER BY day;
QUERY COMPLETE
MODEL / GOVERNED
GRAIN / DAY
OUTPUT / 10 ROWS

Native for AI + agents

The warehouse can finally do the work.

Moby can query the entire governed commerce layer. Agents can apply rules, generate reports, deliver findings and connect analysis to recurring workflows without reconstructing context every time.

Moby / governed analysis context loaded
Illustrative prompt

What changed in new customer efficiency yesterday, and which marketing entities explain it?

Evidence loaded Store / business
topline context
Order
transaction truth
Marketing entity
delivery context
Attribution
outcome linkage
Structured answer
01 / Start with the topline change.

Compare the exact current window against the required baseline and preserve the metric definition.

02 / Trace the explanatory layer.

Move from store-level movement into campaigns, journeys and attributed outcomes without substituting one source for another.

03 / Turn the finding into work.

Send the report, update a destination or queue a governed action with the evidence attached.

A commerce ecosystem, not a closed database

Data infrastructure for commerce

Your AI strategy should start with a data foundation that already understands ecommerce.

Connect the ecosystem. Organize the meaning. Query the truth. Put Moby and agents to work on top of it.