whatagraph-source-groups

Aggregate multiple marketing data sources into a single virtual source.

Updated Apr 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/whatagraph/whatagraph-skills --skill whatagraph-source-groups
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Skill: whatagraph-source-groups
Source: https://github.com/whatagraph/whatagraph-skills/tree/main/skills/whatagraph-source-groups
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whatagraph/whatagraph-skills --skill whatagraph-source-groups

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the challenge of fragmented marketing data by allowing you to combine multiple data sources into a single virtual aggregated source, enabling unified reporting without complex manual blending.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cross-Channel Aggregation: Combine disparate sources like Meta, Google, and TikTok Ads into one virtual source with unified metrics.
  • Same-Channel Rollups: Aggregate multiple sub-accounts (e.g., 20 Google Ads accounts) into a single "Total" source for simplified reporting.
  • Use Case: An agency managing multiple regional ad accounts can use this skill to create a single virtual source that provides a consolidated view of total spend, impressions, and clicks across all regions.

Quick Start

Use the whatagraph-source-groups skill to create a new aggregated source group by first listing your available sources and then following the multi-step verification and configuration pipeline.

Frequently Asked Questions about whatagraph-source-groups

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I aggregate multiple marketing data sources into a single virtual source for unified reporting?▼

Marketing data aggregation combines disparate sources like Meta, Google, and TikTok Ads into one virtual source using a structured ETL configuration pipeline, enabling unified cross-channel reporting without complex manual blending.

Can I roll up multiple sub-accounts from the same channel into one total source?▼

Same-channel rollups let you aggregate multiple sub-accounts, such as 20 Google Ads accounts, into a single total virtual source. This simplifies reporting by providing a consolidated view of spend, impressions, and clicks across all accounts.

What is cross-channel data consolidation and when do I need it for marketing reporting?▼

Cross-channel data consolidation merges disparate marketing platforms into a unified source with standardized metrics. You need it when managing fragmented data across multiple channels to ensure accurate cross-channel analysis and unified reporting.

How do I verify field mappings and report types when configuring an ETL aggregation pipeline?▼

Configuring an ETL aggregation pipeline requires precise verification of report types and field mappings per channel. This multi-step process ensures data integrity and accurate metric calculation across all aggregated marketing sources.

Does this marketing data aggregation approach work for agencies managing multiple regional ad accounts?▼

Marketing data aggregation suits agencies managing multiple regional ad accounts by creating a single virtual source. It provides a consolidated view of total spend, impressions, and clicks across all regions for simplified cross-channel reporting.

Why does my cross-channel metric calculation show incorrect data after aggregation?▼

Incorrect cross-channel metric calculation typically results from unverified field mappings and report types. Precise per-channel verification within the ETL configuration pipeline is required to maintain data integrity and ensure accurate unified reporting.