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Reporting OS Install · done-for-you
Manual client reporting is expensive, fragile, and inconsistent. Instead of another dashboard, we install a reusable reporting system — source mapping, KPI standards, warehouse models, dashboards, refresh automation, QA, and an AI insight workflow — documented and handed off so your team runs it every week without you.
Starting at $1,500 (beta) · scoped by written agreement · typical beta install ~10 business days once access & source requirements are ready · your team owns it after handoff
What happens
A working session on your clients, stack, and where reporting breaks today. We agree the scope in writing before any build starts — and the ~10-day clock starts once access and source requirements are ready.
We map 1–3 core data sources (GA4, Google Ads, Meta, Shopify, etc.) and the UTM/taxonomy rules that make numbers agree across accounts.
KPI dictionary, warehouse/model structure, and the dashboard layer — the reusable system your team runs every week, not a one-off deck.
A structured QA framework and refresh automation so broken joins and mismatched numbers are caught before a client ever sees them.
Full documentation, an AI executive-insight workflow, and a walkthrough so your team owns and operates the system after we leave.
What's included
Who it's for
US paid-media and performance marketing agencies with roughly 3–30 active clients, reporting on GA4, Google Ads, Meta, and Shopify — where founders, operators, or media buyers still assemble or QA reports by hand every week.
It is a bounded, done-for-you engagement — not open-ended consulting. Scope, timeline, and price are agreed in writing before any work begins.
Starting at $1,500 for the beta. Early installs are priced to land the first agencies; a larger multi-source implementation can be more. Final scope and price are always agreed in writing before any work begins.
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Tell us about your reporting setup. We review fit, then reply within one business day with next steps and scope. No payment now.
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