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Multi-Channel Reporting

✨ Overview

Multi-Channel Reporting Tools help agencies and businesses combine data across multiple marketing platforms— SEO, PPC, social media, email, e-commerce — into one unified, client-ready report.
They allow you to showcase the full marketing picture without needing to manually merge metrics from different sources.

🎯 Ideal For

  • Full-service digital marketing agencies
  • Agencies handling SEO + PPC + Social Media for clients
  • E-commerce brands managing multiple marketing channels
  • Consultants offering "360° marketing audits" and reporting

🛠️ Common Features

  • Integrations with SEO, PPC, Social, Email, CRM, and E-commerce platforms
  • Unified dashboard creation
  • Scheduled automated reports
  • Custom report templates
  • White label branding (logos, custom domains, client portals)
  • Multi-format exports (PDF, web links, interactive dashboards)

📖 Case Studies

1. Consultant Offering CMO-Level Dashboards

A marketing consultant used
Whatagraph
Whatagraph
to build custom dashboards blending email, paid ads, and organic social metrics for fast-growing SaaS startups. Clients perceived the consultant as a "fractional CMO", leading to a 60% increase in average contract value across their portfolio.

2. Streamlining Performance Tracking for First Response

First Response used
Databox
Databox
to centralize sales, marketing, and financial data from various tools, providing real-time insights in one place. This allowed for better team collaboration, improved decision-making, and a 55% increase in sales year-over-year. The visibility of performance data motivated sales teams, fostering healthy competition and proactive behavior, especially during challenging times like the pandemic. For more details, you can visit the full case study on link here.

3. Streamlining Data Management

A growing marketing agency used
ClicData
ClicData
to centralize data from multiple platforms into interactive dashboards, improving decision-making, increasing reporting efficiency, and supporting scalability for future growth.
 

📈 Why It Matters

When showcasing multi-channel performance, clients expect a seamless, branded experience.
Using white label reporting ensures your agency owns the narrative — clients only see your logo, your domain, and your messaging, not the third-party tool behind the report.
It reinforces the agency's image as a comprehensive marketing expert rather than a middleman using outside platforms.

✅ Things to Consider

  • Number and quality of native integrations (Google, Facebook, Shopify, Mailchimp, etc.)
  • Flexibility of dashboard customization
  • Client portal access options
  • Scalability based on number of clients or campaigns
  • Automated delivery and white label depth (e.g., custom email sender)

🔥 Pro Tip

Pick a platform that allows "blended metrics" — combining multiple channels into a single chart or KPI — to tell a stronger, more client-friendly story without overwhelming them with platform-specific jargon.