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SparkPost + Querri

SparkPost email analytics by event, domain and template

Querri reads SparkPost message events with their mailbox provider, sending domain, IP pool and template, plus sending domains, templates, recipient lists, A/B tests, subaccounts and snippets. Trace a delivery problem back to what caused it.

Querri only reads from SparkPost and never changes your records. SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and ISO 27001:2022 certified, and your data is never used to train a model.

What you can answer

Questions teams ask about their SparkPost data

Which sending domain or IP pool is behind the bounces?

Message events arrive one row per event, a long stream that is slow to slice in an export. Querri groups them by event type, sending domain and IP pool, and keeps the breakdown on a dashboard that refreshes with each sync.

Dashboards

Did a template change hurt click-through?

Each event carries its template ID and version, but comparing versions means pulling raw events and pivoting them. Ask Querri in chat to compare clicks and opens across template versions, and check the steps it took to get there.

AI Chat

Is delivery to one mailbox provider slowing down?

Queue time and retries are recorded per message, which hides a gradual slowdown at a single provider. Querri reviews those fields overnight and alerts you when a provider's delays drift outside their normal range.

Nightly insights & monitors

What comes over

What Querri reads from SparkPost

Querri copies this data into your Library on a schedule, next to every other system you connect, so one question can draw on all of it.

  • Message events
  • Sending domains
  • Templates
  • Recipient lists
  • Subaccounts
  • A/B tests
  • Snippets

Refreshed on your schedule

Each sync reloads the data you picked, daily, weekly or monthly, or whenever you run it by hand.

Read only

Querri reads from SparkPost and never creates, edits or deletes anything there. Every answer runs on Querri's own copy.

Who sees what

Querri's own sharing and row-level access decide who sees which rows, in chat, dashboards, Claude, ChatGPT and the API.

How to connect

Connect SparkPost to Querri

  1. 1

    Ask the Connector Agent

    Say "connect SparkPost" or pick it from the connector catalog.

  2. 2

    Sign in or add your credentials

    Paste a SparkPost API key into the secure form, choose the US or EU endpoint to match your account, and enter a start date. The Connector Agent never sees the key.

  3. 3

    Choose what to bring in

    Pick the data you want and how often it refreshes, then approve the first load.

  4. 4

    Ask your first question

    The data lands in your Library, ready for chat, dashboards and scheduled reports.

FAQ

SparkPost and Querri: common questions

How do I connect SparkPost to Querri?

Ask the Connector Agent to connect SparkPost. In the secure form, paste an API key, choose the US or EU endpoint and enter a start date. The agent never sees the key. Pick the data you want, set a schedule and approve the first load.

What SparkPost data does Querri read?

Message events with recipient domain, mailbox provider, sending domain and IP, IP pool, template, subject and timing; plus sending domains, templates, recipient lists, A/B tests, subaccounts and snippets.

How often does SparkPost data refresh?

Every sync reloads the selected SparkPost data in full. Schedule it daily, weekly or monthly, or run it by hand when you are investigating a deliverability issue and want a fresh copy.

Does Querri work with SparkPost EU accounts?

Yes. Choose the EU endpoint when you connect and Querri reads from SparkPost's EU API rather than the US one. Everything else about the setup, the data that comes over and the refresh schedule stays the same.

Does Querri change anything in SparkPost?

No. Querri only reads from SparkPost. It never creates, edits or deletes records there, and every answer runs on Querri's own copy of the data.

Is my SparkPost data secure in Querri?

Yes. Querri is SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and ISO 27001:2022 certified, credentials are stored encrypted, and your data is never used to train a model.

Ask your SparkPost data a question today

Connect SparkPost, add the rest of your systems, and get answers your whole team can check.