See Opera run a real workflow

The 3-minute demo

One real request, end to end: schema read, filtered AppsFlyer pulls, a previewed append into a live report, the Slack summary — then a paused campaign built across two platforms.

0:00

The request

One plain-language instruction: fill last week's US weekly report with AppsFlyer spend and purchases from US_ campaigns.

0:25

Schema read

Opera opens the workbook, detects the Weekly tab, the current monthly section and the append anchor — without touching a cell.

0:55

The pulls

Spend from the AppsFlyer Master API; purchase events from the Raw Data Pull API — date, geo and campaign-prefix filtered.

1:30

Preview & append

A diff of the exact target row, the duplicate-period check, then the append — formulas extended, nothing overwritten.

2:00

The Slack summary

Spend, purchases and CAC vs last week posted to the client channel, with anything off-target flagged.

2:30

Campaign ops

A paused campaign created across Meta and TikTok from one instruction — naming applied, budgets set, nothing live until approved.

What you'll learn in three minutes

  • How Opera resolves a plain-language request into a verified plan — client, workbook, tab, period
  • What schema detection actually finds before any write: sections, anchors, formula regions
  • Why the AppsFlyer Master API and Raw Data Pull API are different pulls for different jobs
  • What a previewed, append-only write looks like — and what the duplicate-period check refuses
  • How the Slack summary reads, and how a paused launch is built and approved

Who should watch

Agency founders deciding whether the roster's reporting layer can be delegated; heads of growth who want execution without giving up control; performance and marketing-ops managers who'll own the rollout. If you maintain client Sheets by hand on Mondays, the first ninety seconds will feel familiar.

The systems shown

Google Sheets (a real multi-section weekly report), AppsFlyer (both APIs), Slack, and the Meta and TikTok campaign structures — connected the way they'd be connected in your account, with the same guardrails: previews, paused-by-default, audit logs.

After the demo

If it maps to your workflow, the next step is a workflow audit: 45 minutes on your actual reports, ending in a written automation spec. Book it below — or go straight to it if you'd rather skip the video.

Prefer it live?

Book a 30-minute walkthrough on your stack.

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Rather start with your own workflow?

Book a workflow audit — we map how you report today and show, step by step, what Opera takes over.