Compare signups, activation, churn, and revenue with the previous week, then explain the changes worth discussing.
Starting request
“Every Monday at 09:00 [timezone], compare last week's signups and activation in PostHog with subscription and revenue changes in Stripe. Post a sourced summary in #growth.”
Use this as a starting point, then replace the example details with the sources, scope, and destination your team uses.
After setup, paste this into Slack and review the first result before scheduling it.
Bring product analytics and subscription reporting into one weekly Slack update. OpenTag reads the PostHog project and Stripe account you connect, compares the periods you specify, and prepares a report your team can check against its sources.
Illustrative example with invented data. This is not a customer result or a captured OpenTag run.
Use the same timezone and complete week for both sources. Say whether the report covers calendar weeks or rolling seven-day periods.
Name the signup and activation events and the observation window. Choose collected revenue, recurring revenue or another explicit measure; payments and MRR are different quantities.
Name the Slack channel or DM and confirm that its audience should receive the report. Review a one-off result before enabling the recurring schedule.
The example gives you a useful structure. The connections, scope, and schedule should match the way your team actually works.
Connect PostHog and Stripe. OpenTag can only use the accounts and records those connections allow.
Name the exact accounts, projects, owners, date range, and time zone that matter. Replace the example details with your team’s own.
Run it once, review the source links and Slack destination, then keep or adjust the every monday timing.
Keep the same team context and find another recurring job to hand off.
Summarise spend and results on Meta Ads using the same comparison window each week.
Meta Ads
Slack“Every Friday at 15:00 [timezone], compare this week's Meta Ads spend and results with last week using the same attribution window. Post the largest changes in #marketing.”
Bring traffic and search performance into one weekly report with links to the source data.
Plausible
Search ConsoleSlack“Every Monday at 10:00 [timezone], compare last week's website traffic in Plausible and search performance in Google Search Console with the week before. Post the changes and source links in #marketing.”
Name what to read, the period to cover, the result you need, when it should run, and where it should go. Run it once and check the result before relying on the schedule.