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The Insights portal · PulseBorn from data

Your data, in one dashboard.
Explained every Monday.

Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console and your store, on a single page that updates every night and forgets nothing. Every figure explained, no PDF, no asking, in plain language.

A real report, open. Look at it before talking to us
A Pulse report: coverage per source, today's live figures and the period summary with every figure explained

Real capture of the demo report, with fictional data. Open it in full with the button above.

What a Pulse report says about a store

Four systems that do not talk to each other, read on a single page. These are 30 real days of a store in Mexico, with its name left out.

Google search
8,800 → 28
Monthly impressions for its best-selling product, and people who came in. Normal would be 200.
Comes from Search Console. No other source sees it.
Where each sale came from
78%
Of sales came in with no recorded source: $58,201 of $74,380 in 30 days.
The store is crossed with the ads. Alone, neither knows.
Where the sale is lost
22 of 100
Reach checkout and finish. 163 people typed their details and left.
Comes from Google Analytics. Meta never shows it.
What a customer is worth
2.6×
What a returning customer is worth against a one-time buyer. They take 281 days to come back.
Comes from six years of store orders. Meta deletes them after 37 months.

Meta says what the click cost. The store says what it sold. Google says what people searched. Alone, three partial truths. Together, a decision.

Three things platforms do not do

And that Pulse does every night, without anyone asking.

Platforms delete

Meta drops the detail after 37 months. Google Analytics aggregates and loses the row. What happened three years ago no longer exists for them.

Pulse saves every night into its own lake. The history is yours and does not expire.

Platforms do not cross their data

Meta counts clicks. The store counts orders. Search Console counts searches. Each holds a partial truth and none talks to the other.

Pulse joins them by date, by product and by source. One dashboard, five sources.

A zero is not a missing value

When a source fails or a permission is missing, the typical report writes zero and moves on. And the zero reads as if it were true.

Pulse tells them apart: 'not measured' is not 'zero'. It says so on the page.

What it connects

Every source comes in through its official API, read-only. And they all cross in the same dashboard.

Meta
Google Analytics
Search Console
Shopify
Tiendanube
Woo
LinkedIn Ads
Merchant Center

Meta Ads

Spend, reach, frequency, creatives, pixel results. Day by day, saved.

Google Analytics 4

Where people come in, which page brings the money, where the sale is lost.

Search Console

What people typed into Google, how many times it showed you and how many came in.

Your store

Shopify, Tiendanube or WooCommerce: orders, ticket, returning customers, inventory running out. And if you migrate from one to another, the history stays whole.

LinkedIn Ads

Spend, clicks, leads and cost per lead. And what only LinkedIn gives: who saw your ads by industry, job title, seniority and company size.

Google Merchant Center

Your product listings on Google, and which ones bring visits.

Mercado Libre

With one click from whoever manages the account: sales, fees, listings and the same model in your store and on Mercado Libre, side by side.

Google Trends and Meta's Ad Library

In which months people search your category, who you compete with on Google, and which ads you have running and where they send people. Public, verifiable and read without asking you for anything.

Monday on WhatsApp

What the report says, turned into an insight with its action. That is Insights.

How it lives

Set up once. Then it works on its own.

1

Setup

You grant access once and Trestme connects every platform with read-only permissions. We never ask for a password. Your report is ready the same day.

2

History

The first night brings a full year back. Whatever the platform still keeps, Pulse saves before it gets deleted.

3

Every night

Reads each source, saves the raw data, builds the report and checks that the sums add up. If something does not, it warns.

4

Every Monday

One insight goes from the report to your WhatsApp, with its risk and its action. Five minutes of reading.

5

Every month

With the pulse on the table, one decision. No weekly meetings: the signal is weekly, the pause is monthly.

It measures the seven pieces

Trestme was born reading store data. Pulse is where that reading is kept and seen. It is part of Insights, the first piece.

This report does not work alone

Pulse keeps and shows. Insights decides what to move with what Pulse shows.

Your report the same day you connect.

Four steps, one system. You start free with your store; when you connect your advertising and your Google, every Monday an insight lands on your WhatsApp.

Pulse
Freefor Tiendanube and Shopify stores

Your store read every night: the money, where each sale came from, what is running out and your catalog, every figure explained. Installs in one click, read-only.

Install on Tiendanube
Insights
$999MXN / month

Your Meta advertising and your Google crossed with the store, and one insight every Monday with what to do. You execute. Cancel anytime.

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Insights Premium
$5,500MXN / month

The same, plus execution: anything under an hour gets done that same Monday. Cancel anytime.

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Groups and companies
Customper brand

Implementation and monthly service per brand. Several brands side by side, Mercado Libre, Google Ads and Trends, an advertising plan with leadership and accompanied execution with agreed hours.

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