When you ask Wolfy a question, the answer is more than just text. Here's how to get the most out of what you see.
Tables and charts
Wolfy formats data as tables and, where it helps, charts — so trends and comparisons are easy to scan. Large tables show the most relevant rows first, and Wolfy tells you when it's showing a subset (for example, "showing the top 100 of 1,200 products").
Sources and footnotes
Many answers include a collapsible sources section. This shows where the numbers came from, so you can trust the figures and trace them back to your account data.
The live activity strip
While Wolfy works, you'll see a short status like "Planning next moves…" and a strip showing the data it's fetching in real time. This is normal — Wolfy is pulling the exact figures it needs from your account before answering. More complex questions take a little longer because more data is retrieved.
Following up
Wolfy remembers the context of your chat, so you don't need to repeat yourself. Ask things like "break that down by device" or "why did that happen?" and Wolfy builds on the previous answer.
If something looks off
Ask Wolfy to explain or recalculate — "How did you get that ROAS?"
Add detail to your question (timeframe, campaign type, KPI) to narrow the result.
If an answer was cut short, you can send the question again. To stop a response mid-way, use the stop control and re-ask.
See also Getting the best answers from Wolfy.