AgencyAnalytics
Client dashboards, branded reporting and connected marketing data for agencies.
What it does
AgencyAnalytics brings client marketing data into dashboards and reports built for agencies. It helps account managers review results across channels and share a consistent reporting experience with each client. Connected marketing data Integrations include Google Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console and social platforms. Bringing those sources together gives the team a place to review advertising results alongside other marketing activity. Client dashboards Custom dashboards organize the metrics and visualizations that matter for an account. Teams can adapt the view to the client, rather than sending every client the same collection of charts. Automated branded reporting Reporting tools support recurring client updates, while white-label options add agency branding. A branded client portal gives clients access to their results between scheduled reports and meetings. Analysis and client context AgencyAI supports questions, insights and draft commentary based on client data. Client Knowledge adds account context to that work, helping the team prepare material for its own review before sharing results.
Is it a fit for your work?
AgencyAnalytics combines marketing data connections, dashboards and client reporting. Its agency-focused features include white-labelled reports and client access, making it a candidate when reporting needs to be repeatable across several clients.
Who it suits
Agencies standardising client reporting and the way clients access their results.
Jobs to consider it for
- Build a reusable reporting approach across clients.
- Give clients branded dashboards and recurring reports.
What to check first
Check the exact integration fields you use, how client access works and what your plan includes. A standard template still needs a clear explanation of each client’s business outcome.
Use one straightforward client and one awkward client in a demo. Ask the same person to build both reports and note every step that still requires a spreadsheet.
Pricing and access
Paid plans with a trial advertised by the vendor. Confirm the cost for your client count and required features.
Vendor documentation plus editorial guidance, not a hands-on product test. Check the vendor’s current offer before choosing.
