The five DataHawk modules — Alerts, Insights, Sherlock, AI Copywriter, and MCP — each solve a different piece of the puzzle. Used together, they create a full workflow from "something changed" to "I've fixed it."

Scenario 1: Conversion rate drops on a key ASIN

A common Monday-morning problem.

  1. Insights flags a conversion rate drop on ASIN B0XXXXXX in your Findings or Anomalies list
  2. Alerts confirms the Buy Box was lost two days ago — the alert email arrived Sunday morning
  3. Sherlock diagnoses the root cause: a competitor undercut your price by 8%
  4. MCP lets you ask Claude to draft a Slack update for your team, with the latest numbers pulled live

Time saved: what used to be a half-day of manual digging now takes about 20 minutes.

Scenario 2: Catching an inventory risk before it costs sales

  1. Alerts notifies you when a tracked ASIN drops below 30 days of cover
  2. Insights flags any anomaly in units-sold velocity — useful when demand is rising faster than your last forecast assumed
  3. Sherlock answers "is my stock health good across the catalogue?" in plain English, prioritised by impact
  4. MCP wires this into n8n or Make to trigger a daily Slack digest in your inventory channel

Scenario 3: Weekly performance review

A weekly habit that ties everything together.

  1. MCP pulls a fresh executive summary into Claude or ChatGPT every Monday morning — revenue, ACOS, top movers, biggest drops
  2. Insights has the week's Findings ready to review (top-performing ad campaigns, listings that need refreshing)
  3. Sherlock is on hand for any "why did this happen?" follow-ups
  4. AI Copywriter helps you action listing changes before the week starts