Client reporting automation with AI summaries

Reportkey is used by agencies, freelancers, and in-house teams that need recurring client or management reporting. Agencies usually care about white-label delivery and scheduling, while in-house teams care about seeing SEO, ads, analytics, and call-tracking in one document. The product is designed for recurring reporting, not one-off dashboard screenshots.

Dashboards keep the source data in separate interfaces, while Reportkey assembles a client-facing report with structure, comments, visuals, and exports in one place. The goal is not another tab with raw widgets, but a report you can send, archive, compare, and discuss with the client. That is why the landing focuses on reporting workflow rather than dashboard replacement language.

The approved launch promise is a 5-minute setup for the first reporting workflow. In practice, the team connects the required sources once, keeps the report structure, and reuses it month after month. If a project needs help during onboarding, support can assist with the first setup.

Reports can be opened as web pages, shared by guest link, and exported to docx, PDF, and Google Sheets. That keeps one report usable for live client review, document export, and internal archive. Mobile viewing is supported for guest links and the web version.

White-label branding is part of the Reportkey positioning, while custom-domain delivery stays tied to higher-tier configuration and rollout rules. If you need reports on your own domain with SSL, support helps confirm the plan, DNS path, and launch-safe setup before client delivery. If you only need branded reports without a separate domain, the branding options still work without changing the primary site.

Yes. The current landing offer is 14 days free, and the signup flow starts from /user/reg.php. If you want to see the structure first, you can request a demo report by email before connecting your own data.

The launch proof set for the new landing uses 30+ integrations as the canonical breadth claim. The visible grid shows the first 12 sources directly and keeps the rest available in the expanded list. If the source you need is missing, the team can review an integration request instead of promising a fake placeholder route.

Yes. Reportkey can place an AI-generated summary at the start of the report. The purpose is to surface growth, decline, and anomalies before the reader gets to the detailed blocks, so the first screen explains the month instead of forcing the client to scan raw charts.

Scheduled generation is already part of the higher-tier plan positioning, and API access is available on selected plan and add-on combinations. The exact entitlement depends on the tariff configuration, so the landing keeps the wording factual and leaves the detailed comparison to the dedicated pricing flow. If the setup is non-standard, support can clarify the safest option.

Yes. The normal migration path is to keep the current report structure, connect the same data sources inside Reportkey, and rebuild the monthly packet as a reusable template. That reduces copy-paste work immediately and lets teams move clients gradually instead of switching every workflow in one day.