Prepare your next client review with questions about Branch data. Catchr MCP lets freelancers and agencies query connected Branch accounts in ChatGPT, exploring campaign costs, installs, app activity and attribution details.
Start by discovering the available fields, choose the columns relevant to your client, and ask for a focused analysis.
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Branch uses a dynamic schema, so discover the available columns before building your query. Select the supported metrics and dimensions for your account to investigate these three reporting areas.
Review Cost alongside Click, XX Click, Impression and XX Impression. Available last attributed touch dimensions include campaign names and IDs, ad names, ad set names and advertising partner names.
Use your selected columns to compare campaign activity for a client review. Keep EO and XX counts separate so the report preserves the distinction between the Branch fields.
Explore Install, Reinstall and Open counts alongside Web Session Start, Pageview and Web-to-App Auto Redirect events. Commerce Event, Content Event, Custom Event and User Lifecycle Event counts offer additional reporting angles when available.
Choose the events that matter to your client and compare their counts across supported campaign breakdowns. These counts describe recorded activity; they do not establish a sequence of actions by the same person.
Branch provides separate campaign, ad, ad set and advertising partner dimensions for last attributed touch and last CTA view. Use them to prepare clearly labeled views of the attribution information available for your account.
Days from Last Attributed Touch to Event and Days from Last CTA View to Event support questions about timing. Discover how these fields can be queried before selecting an aggregation for a client report.
A focused Branch analysis, a recurring report and a question in ChatGPT serve different client needs. Choose the method that fits the question, using the Branch fields available through Catchr.
Use a report to present the Branch metrics your client reviews regularly. Use Catchr MCP to investigate a specific campaign, compare event counts or clarify attribution details while preparing the explanation.
Connect Branch to Catchr using API-key authentication and select the relevant account. Connect your AI destination through Catchr MCP, then discover the available Branch fields.
Choose your reporting columns and confirm the available date filtering before asking ChatGPT to query a client reporting period.
Use these prompts after connecting Branch. Each starts with field discovery so you can select the columns available for your account. Replace the bracketed values with your client details and reporting choices.
Using Catchr, discover the available Branch fields for [account] and confirm date filtering for [start date] to [end date]. Let me select the available Cost, Install and last attributed touch campaign columns. Using those selections, show campaigns with cost above [cost threshold] and installs below [install threshold]. Return campaign names or IDs with both values, and distinguish missing values from zero.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, discover the Branch event metrics and date filtering available for [account]. Let me select from Install, Reinstall and Open. Compare those selected event counts for [first period] and [second period], showing the absolute change for each. Summarize the largest changes for a client call without treating event counts as unique users or retention rates.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, discover the available Branch columns for [account] and confirm date filtering for [start date] to [end date]. Let me select from Web Session Start, Pageview, Branch CTA View, Dismissal and Web-to-App Auto Redirect, plus an available campaign dimension. Query the compatible selections and compare event counts by campaign. Keep the chosen attribution label visible and identify questions worth investigating without presenting the counts as a user funnel.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, discover the attribution timing fields, campaign dimensions and supported aggregations for Branch [account] over [start date] to [end date]. Let me select from Days from Last Attributed Touch to Event and Days from Last CTA View to Event, with compatible campaign columns. Using a supported aggregation I select, show campaign timing values above [day threshold]. Label touch and CTA view results separately and explain any limits that prevent a direct comparison.
Copy promptConnect Branch in Catchr using API-key authentication, select the relevant account and connect ChatGPT through Catchr MCP. Discover the available Branch columns, choose the metrics and dimensions you need, and confirm date filtering before running a reporting query.
Discover your account's available fields to select events such as Install, Reinstall, Open, Pageview, Web Session Start and Web-to-App Auto Redirect. Commerce, content, custom and user lifecycle event counts can also support reporting. A Commerce Event count does not provide a revenue amount.
Keep them clearly labeled as separate attribution contexts. Branch includes campaign, ad, ad set and advertising partner dimensions for each. Choose the available columns relevant to your question and verify compatibility before comparing results.
You can request a ratio of compatible event counts after checking their scope and definitions. Install, Open and Web Session Start counts alone do not establish a matched user journey. Label any calculated ratio precisely and avoid presenting it as a user conversion rate without that evidence.
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