AI memory for your marketing data.
Answer #20 is better than answer #1, because LDOO remembers what you taught it in the first nineteen.
LDOO keeps what it learns about each client — their usual range, their goals, your corrections, the things that happened to the account — and starts every answer and report from it. You stop re-explaining the account. It stops repeating advice that didn’t work.
- Per client, per source
- Shown under every answer
- Yours to correct
Switch between the two answers to the same question.
Say it once.
a correctionan eventa standing rule
Tell LDOO something about a client in the middle of a conversation and it saves it, or asks first when it isn’t sure. Every later answer and report for that client starts from it.
In Ask, or in the client’s Context tab: a note, a pasted brief, or a dated event.
Overruled by a guess. What you told it outranks what it inferred.
Everything an analyst who’d worked the account for a year would know.
Each layer is scoped to one client. None of it reaches another client’s answers.
90 days per metric, per source, recomputed after every sync.
The CPA, ROAS or volume this client is held to.
Definitions and fixes you gave it, used from then on.
Launches, outages, site changes — and known gaps in the data.
Exclusions and preferences that hold until you lift them.
What recent conversations about this client concluded.
Up to three durable facts kept from each finished report.
What’s already flagged, so answers lead with it.
“Up 20%” means nothing without “usually.”
After every sync, LDOO works out each metric’s usual range from that client’s last 90 days, per source. An answer says whether today is unusual for this client — not for an industry average.
The same range decides what raises an alert and what a portfolio triage flags.
The longer it runs, the more it can say.
Some things only show up with time. LDOO waits until there’s enough history to say them honestly.
“Fourth consecutive month of growth in organic sessions.”
“November usually triples volume — compare year over year, not month over month.”
“Last month’s budget shift to Brand held CPA at $11.80 for a second month.”
“Four clients saw Meta CPA rise on the same day — this is the platform, not the accounts.”
Every answer shows what it remembered.
Open “Where these numbers come from” under any answer and the Context used row lists every fact, range and rule that shaped it. If one is wrong, fix it there.
A correction LDOO is sure of takes effect at once. One it’s less sure of waits in the client’s Context tab under To review, until you approve it.
Every reporting tool shows you data. LDOO explains it in seconds.
Starts from zero every time you open it.
Starts from the client’s usual range, goals and every correction you’ve made.
What it remembers about a client stays with that client.
Read the trust pageMemory is held per client, inside your account. It never informs another client’s answer.
What you told it outranks what it inferred. A machine guess can’t overwrite your note.
Every fact in use is listed under the answer that used it.
Change or remove anything from the client’s Context tab.
Memory, answered
What LDOO keeps, how it learns, and how you stay in charge of it.
The client’s usual ranges, goals, your corrections, dated events and known data gaps, standing rules, recent findings, facts kept from reports, and open alerts.
No. Usual ranges are worked out from each client’s own last 90 days and recomputed after every sync.
LDOO saves the correction for that client. One it’s sure of applies at once; one it’s less sure of waits in the Context tab under To review until you approve it.
Yes. Type it in Ask, or use the client’s Context tab to add a note, paste a brief, or record a dated event.
Open “Where these numbers come from” under any answer. The Context used row lists every fact and range that shaped it.
No. Memory is held per client. The only cross-client signal is a portfolio comparison, which uses figures, not notes.
Stop re-explaining your own clients.
Connect a source and ask a few questions this week. By next month, the answers know the account.
- Memory is on every plan
- Nothing to set up
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