Read-only by design.
Skail connects to the platforms your store already runs, and reads them. It cannot place an order, change a price, adjust a budget, or send an email. Not as a policy we promise to follow, but as a consequence of the access it asks for.
Read-only by design
Skail can look, never touch. It cannot place an order, change a price, adjust a budget, or send an email. It observes and reports; it does not act.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Every connection and access token is encrypted, both moving and stored.
Isolated per store
One store's data never crosses into another. Ever. Skail reasons about your store using your store's record, and nothing else.
Yours to take
Export everything Skail has built for your store in one click, on any plan, including after you stop paying.
Every permission, in plain sight.
These are the literal permissions Skail requests. Two of them are worth reading closely: Google and Intuit publish no read-only version of their advertising and accounting scopes, so those consent screens describe broader access than Skail uses. We would rather say that here than let you discover it on the approval screen.
Shopify
read_customers, read_orders, read_products, read_reports, read_discounts, read_shippingOrders, products, customers and reports, so Skail can measure revenue, AOV, repeat rate and what each product actually contributes.
Every scope is a read scope. There is no write permission in the list.
Klaviyo
An API key you create in KlaviyoAggregate email performance: flow and campaign revenue, opens, clicks, list growth. Not individual subscriber records.
Skail issues read calls only.
Meta Ads
ads_readCampaign, ad set and ad performance: spend, impressions, clicks, conversions and conversion value.
Meta's read-only advertising scope. It cannot create, edit or pause anything.
Google Ads
adwordsCampaign name and status, cost, clicks, impressions, conversions and conversion value.
Google publishes no read-only version of this scope, so the permission screen describes broader access than Skail uses. Skail only ever issues read-only search queries.
Google Analytics 4
analytics.readonlySessions, traffic sources and conversion rate at an aggregate level. Not individual visitors.
Google's read-only analytics scope.
Google Search Console
webmasters.readonlyClicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position for your property.
Google's read-only Search Console scope.
QuickBooks
com.intuit.quickbooks.accountingYour monthly Profit and Loss summary only: month-level income, cost of goods sold and expense totals. That is what lets Skail work out your gross margin and the true breakeven return your ad spend has to clear.
Intuit publishes no read-only version of this scope. Skail does not read or store individual transactions, invoices, bills, payroll records or customer details.
- We never write to or modify any connected platform.
- We never sell, rent, or share your data with anyone for their own use.
- We never build profiles of your individual customers.
- We never use your data to train machine-learning models.
The full detail, including what is stored and for how long, is in the privacy policy.
The record is yours, including on the way out.
Everything Skail learns about your store is exportable in one click, from your store settings, on any plan. That includes after you stop paying. There is no plan gate on leaving, because a record you cannot take with you was never really yours.
Disconnect a platform whenever you like and Skail stops reading it immediately. Delete a store and what stays behind is gone for good.
Still want to ask someone?
Book 30 minutes with Dan, the founder. You do not need to connect anything or share any data to see what Skail does.