Welcome to the Data Dictionary. Whether you’re looking up a metric, writing SQL, or understanding table structure, this is your hub for all things data at SourceMedium.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
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Look up a metric
Find definitions for AOV, ROAS, LTV, CAC, and 180+ other metrics
Browse table schemas
Browse table schemas with column descriptions and data types
Write SQL queries
Copy proven SQL templates for common analyses, returns, inventory, and attribution debugging
Access BigQuery
Learn how to connect and run your first queries
Understand data structure
Learn about facts, dimensions, OBTs, and SourceMedium’s modeling approach
Look up a term
Get definitions for channels, valid orders, and common SourceMedium concepts
Quick Reference
For fast lookups, use Metrics, Dimensions, or the Glossary.Table Documentation
sm_transformed_v2
Recommended for most use cases — cleaned, enriched analytics tables (facts, dimensions, OBTs, reports)
Metadata Tables
Semantic layer catalog and automated data dictionary for programmatic lookups
Experimental Tables
Beta features including multi-touch attribution models and advanced attribution tables
Working with Data
BigQuery Essentials
How to access your warehouse and run queries
SQL Query Library
Copy-paste SQL for cohort analysis, retention, product performance, inventory, returns, and attribution health
Common Analyses
Proven patterns for top products, ROAS, retention, LTV, and profitability
Connect BI Tools
Link BigQuery to Looker Studio, Tableau, or other visualization tools
Schema Standards
Naming Conventions
Learn the patterns behind table prefixes (fct_, dim_, obt_, rpt_), column naming, and metric calculations
Advanced Resources
Platform Raw Data
Platform Raw Data
Browse raw source schemas for integrated platforms (Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta Ads, Google Ads, etc.).When to use: Debugging integrations, understanding what SourceMedium transforms, or accessing platform-specific fields not yet in sm_transformed_v2.For most analyses: Use sm_transformed_v2 tables instead — they’re cleaned, enriched, and easier to work with.View Platform Raw Data →
Custom Modeling in Your Warehouse
Custom Modeling in Your Warehouse
Need custom tables or logic beyond SourceMedium’s out-of-the-box models? Learn how to extend the data warehouse with your own dbt models.Managed Data Warehouse Modeling Guide →

