Every client’s monthly report, written in two minutesEvery client’s monthly report, written in two minutes

It only works with that month’s GA4 figures and is forbidden from inventing data or attributing causes it does not know. Before the PDF is built we check the text is complete, with its six sections and three recommendations; if it is not, it is asked to redo it before going on. And you read it before sending: you can change any paragraph and the PDF is rebuilt without using up a report.

Your Google account needs access to their Google Analytics 4 property (viewer permission is enough) and the ID of that property. You connect once with the Google button, and from then on every month is one click. It does not work with Universal Analytics, the old version.

Always the previous, closed month, the only one whose GA4 data is complete. If you add a client today, their first report is last month’s, and the analysis takes the previous twelve months into account. Past months cannot be generated: if you let a month go by, that report can no longer be made.

We only ask for read permission, so MyReportify cannot change anything in your client’s Analytics account. Access credentials are stored in an encrypted database. To write the report, that month’s metrics and what was read from the client’s public website are sent to Anthropic, the AI engine that writes the text. Beyond that they are not shared with anyone, not sold and not used for advertising. It is all set out in the privacy policy.

Yes, you can cancel from your account at any time. Access continues until the end of the already-paid period. No commitments or penalties.

Not in the PDF: with your agency name set in Settings, it carries your logo, your name and your colour, and mentions neither MyReportify nor AI. If you send it from the app, the email comes from our address with our header, but it presents the report as yours, your client’s replies reach you and you get a copy. The client dashboard, if you create one, carries a small “Made with MyReportify” in its footer. If you would rather we did not appear anywhere, download the PDF and send it from your own email.

If you add their website to the profile, every time you generate a report it reads their home page and the pages most people land on according to Google Analytics: forms and how many fields they ask for, buttons, phone and WhatsApp, PDFs, pages returning errors and whether they work on a phone. Mobile speed is measured with Google PageSpeed, and it checks that the Analytics tag installed is that client’s. Only public pages are read, as any visitor would, and the report page shows exactly what was read.

Google Analytics says how many visits come from Google, but not what they searched for. Search Console does: the searches the site appears for, how often, how many click and at what position. The report adds a section with those figures and uses the searches where the site already appears but far from the top for concrete SEO recommendations. It is optional, read-only and connected once per client from their profile.

Yes. On each client’s page, “Trends” reads Google Analytics and Search Console live: any period, compared with the previous one or last year, filtered by channel or device, with conversions by type, campaigns, countries and searches. The dashboard shows all your clients over the last 28 days. It does not use up reports.

Yes, by email. Every morning we check your clients’ Google Analytics and write to you if one drops 30% or more in a week, stops recording conversions or seems to have lost tracking. One email the day it appears, not every day it lasts. You can turn it off in Settings.

Each client’s page has a “Check connections” button that reads right then what the report will read and shows last month’s figures from Analytics, the site’s tag, the website itself and Search Console. You compare them with what you see in Google before generating. If something is off, it says what and how to fix it. It does not use up a report.

Looker Studio lets you build a dashboard of charts, and it is free. But a dashboard explains nothing: someone has to look at it and write to the client about what happened and what to do. MyReportify does that part: it reads the data, compares it with last month and last year, and writes the report.

Yes, if you upload it in Settings. It appears in the header of every page with your company name underneath, and it adjusts itself to its shape — wide, square or tall — so it never throws the layout off. PNG or JPG up to 2 MB; best with a transparent background. You also choose the colour, used on the headings, the charts and the borders. Without a logo, the report carries your name in the header.

You choose English or Spanish every time you generate a report. The text is written directly in that language, not translated, and the email to the client goes out in that language too.

You decide whether to carry on. If you subscribe, you keep generating reports every month; if not, your clients and your report stay in your account. Nothing is deleted.