The month in numbers,
none of the assembly
Every account and every post brings its metrics to the same place. The report for the month writes itself and reaches the client on the last working day.
From the metric to the report
The accounts bring their numbers
Reach, followers and engagement from every connected network, with whatever delay that network has. Instagram, for one, can take up to 48 hours.
You choose how each brand reports
Off, Automatic or Review. The mode belongs to the brand, so one client can receive it on their own and another can always pass by you.
It goes out on the last working day of the month
On Automatic it leaves without anyone touching it. On Review it stays a draft, someone on the team reads it and sends it.
What you get
One monthly report per brand
It builds itself from the metrics of the month and goes out on the last working day, Madrid time.
By account and by post
How the account did over the month and how each piece did on its own, measured the same way.
Who is watching you
Age, gender, country and city on Instagram, and age, gender and country on YouTube. Where the network does not give it, nothing is invented.
Who receives it
The people in charge at the client, in their portal, plus any addresses you add. With no recipients, nothing is sent.
Three modes and no surprises
Off generates nothing. Automatic sends. Review writes the draft and tells you, and sends nothing until somebody says so.
Download it as a PDF
Every report is kept and downloads as a PDF, exactly as the client received it.
Who it is for
Analytics is in every plan, for all three audiences. The monthly report belongs to the agency plans: it is a document you send to a client, and a creator or a company running their own brands has nobody to send it to.
- Agencies
- Creators
- Companies
Stop building
the report by hand
Connect an account and look at its numbers. When the month closes, the report is already written.