QUON

QUON via Yandex Metrica

QUON call reports for clients - automated in minutes

If QUON already sends calls into Yandex Metrica, Reportkey can show that call-tracking layer next to ads, traffic, and SEO in one client report.

QUON is listed by Yandex as a call tracker connected to Yandex Metrica call-data transfer.
Calls can be analyzed next to ad spend, traffic sources, and Metrica goals.
One report helps agencies explain real phone enquiries alongside clicks and form leads.

Connect the Metrica counter with call-tracking data and build a readable report around calls, sources, and enquiry quality.

Sample Reportkey client report with charts, metrics, and takeaways

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3 report blocks

3,500,000+

reports generated

90,000+

marketers

30+

integrations

11 years

on the market

Metrics

What goes into the QUON report

These are the metric labels already prepared in the current QUON module and therefore safe to move into the Astro datasource slice.

QUON calls from Yandex Metrika

QUON call source attribution

QUON answered and missed-call signals

What this integration adds to the report

QUON calls and Yandex Metrika call-tracking attributes

Pricing

Start QUON reporting on the entry plan

Starting at 1 412 ₽ /mo

14 days free, no card required.

Included in the plan

Up to 5 projects
1,000 reports stored
200 AI comments per month

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Use cases

Why teams connect QUON to Reportkey

This Astro version keeps the page specific on purpose: real reporting pain points, clear use cases, and outcomes tied to QUON instead of generic acquisition copy.

Pain points

Call-tracking data stays in a separate interface while the client only sees ad spend and leads from other systems.
Teams need to explain which channels drove answered and missed calls without stitching exports together by hand.

QUON

Calls next to ad performance

Use QUON data from Yandex Metrica to show calls next to campaigns, spend, and goals.

QUON

Call quality in client reporting

Add answered and missed calls, waiting time, and source attribution to a section clients can scan quickly.

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How QUON appears inside the report

The preview block stays text-led for now: screenshot briefs and proof points come from the dossier pack, while the visual shell keeps the current Reportkey reporting direction.

QUON is listed by Yandex as a call tracker connected to Yandex Metrica call-data transfer.
Calls can be analyzed next to ad spend, traffic sources, and Metrica goals.
One report helps agencies explain real phone enquiries alongside clicks and form leads.

Metrica call data inside the client report

A report fragment where QUON calls, call states, and source attribution appear next to marketing channels.

How to connect

The setup stays close to the real product flow: reusable account first, project scope next, then a saved setup for recurring client reports.

Connect the account

Save the QUON connection once so the same datasource can be reused across recurring client reports.

Choose the reporting scope

Select the Yandex Metrika counter where QUON sends calls, missed-call flags, waiting time, and source attribution for the report.

Save the setup and generate the report

Keep the selected scope in the project and reuse the same reporting setup next time instead of rebuilding the datasource flow from scratch.

FAQ

Answers stay close to the current integration behavior and avoid promises the product does not actually support.

How does Reportkey get calls from QUON?

QUON sends call data into Yandex Metrica. Reportkey uses the Metrica counter as the source and adds call-tracking metrics to the client report. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to QUON, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting.

Do I need a separate QUON module?

For this scenario, the key step is sending calls from QUON into Yandex Metrica. The report then uses the Metrica counter already connected to the project. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to QUON, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting.

Which call data can be shown to clients?

Calls, sources, answered and missed-call states, duration, waiting time, and other attributes that the call tracker passes to Metrica. In Reportkey, this scenario is tied to QUON, 30+ integrations, and recurring client reporting. The core facts stay consistent: the service has operated since 2015, supports 3,500,000+ generated reports, and serves 90,000+ users.

Often connected together

Stable recommendations from the same integration group, with launch-scope fallbacks when the group is small.

QUON call reports for clients - automated in minutes

Connect the Metrica counter with call-tracking data and build a readable report around calls, sources, and enquiry quality.

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