FAQ

Where do I find my ChartMogul API key?

Log into ChartMogul and go to Profile → API Keys. Your secret key is listed there. If you haven't generated one yet, click Create API Key. Copy the secret key (not the account token) and paste it into Coupler.io when setting up the data flow.

Which entity should I use for MRR reporting?

For trend reporting, Customer monthly counts gives you a clean time series of active customer numbers, but it doesn't include MRR directly. For MRR values, use the Customers entity — each record includes the customer's current mrr contribution. To see MRR movements over time (new, expansion, churn), use the Activities entity filtered by event type.

Can I combine data from multiple ChartMogul accounts?

Yes. Create a separate source connection in Coupler.io for each ChartMogul account, then use the Append transformation to merge the data into a single output. This is useful if you run multiple products or brands under separate ChartMogul workspaces.

Why do my customer counts not go back to our company's founding date?

ChartMogul calculates customer counts from the date your billing integration was first connected, not from your company's founding date. Historical data before the integration was set up may not be available unless you performed a historical data import in ChartMogul.

Can I send ChartMogul data to an AI tool for analysis?

Yes. Coupler.io supports AI destinations including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Cursor, and OpenClaw. You can pipe your Activities or customer count data directly into these tools to generate automated insights, churn commentary, or revenue summaries on a scheduled basis.

How do I track churn specifically?

Use the Activities entity and filter by type = churn. Each churn event includes the customer UUID, the date, and the MRR lost. You can Join this with the Customers entity on customer_uuid to add plan, country, or LTV context to each churn event.

What's the difference between the four customer count cadences?

All four entities (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly) return the same two fields — a date and a customer count — but at different time granularities. Use daily for operational monitoring, weekly for team standups, monthly for MRR reports, and quarterly for investor or board presentations.

For a full breakdown of available fields and metric combinations, see the Data Overview article. For sync errors and missing data, check Common Issues.