Every signal your
products emit. One room
SiteOps is integration-first: connect a provider in a few clicks, or push events to a single ingest endpoint when the provider has no API. The dashboard renders only what you connect — an unconnected capability is one honest line, never a fake chart.
Monitor
The morning question is not “what is my CTR” — it is “is this product OK today?” Monitor reads your existing tools and answers it on one screen: traffic, search positions, link authority and revenue per product, each with its trend. The source tools stay the systems of record; this is the glance you can trust.
GA4 and Amplitude read into one series per product. Sessions, events and trends on a single line — no tab-flipping to reconcile two tools that count differently.
Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster positions side by side for the queries you actually track. Bing is the login everyone forgets; here it sits next to Google.
Referring domains and authority synced on schedule and stored, so you keep the history even when the source tool only shows you a snapshot.
Pulled over API where the provider has one. Where it doesn't, your product pushes each sale to a single ingest endpoint — the pattern below.
ONE ENDPOINT · IDEMPOTENT · ANY METRIC
Create
Marketing video without the production week. You describe the scenario; the pipeline renders it into finished clips on a GPU worker we run ourselves — which means iterating on a video costs minutes, not a metered cloud invoice. Render, watch, adjust, render again.
Write what the video should say; the pipeline plans scenes, renders them, and returns publish-ready clips. No timeline editor, no export dialog.
Every job renders 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 from the same scenario — Shorts, feed and landscape covered in one pass.
Synthesized narration with burned-in captions, timed to the scene cut — sound-off viewers get the full message.
Jobs run on a dedicated GPU worker we own, pulled from a cloud queue. No metered cloud rendering — so iterating on a clip costs nothing but minutes.
GPU WORKER · JOB 72% · QUEUE 1
Promote
Distribution is where consolidation compounds. The clip you just rendered publishes to every platform from one action, and the campaigns spending against it sit on the same screen as the revenue they are supposed to move — so the number you act on and the lever you pull are never in different tabs.
A finished clip goes to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram from one action, with per-platform titles and descriptions. Three uploads become one.
Google, Meta and TikTok campaigns listed and managed in one place — status, spend and result per campaign, next to the traffic and revenue they're supposed to move.
Before a budget change goes live you see the projected spend and expected delivery, so adjustments are decisions rather than guesses.