Reporting

AI marketing reporting that writes the client's weekly report from the live accounts

Spend, results and the platform split across every account, plus every change approved in the period and why. Drafted in a minute, edited by you, exported as PDF.

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Reports Ridgeway Coffee Generate

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	Report	Period	Platforms	Actions	Alerts	Status
Draft	Weekly · 26 Aug – 1 Sep	26 Aug – 1 Sep	Meta · Google · TikTok · Pinterest	7	2	Ready to review
Sent	Weekly · 19 – 25 Aug	19 – 25 Aug	Meta · Google · TikTok · Pinterest	4	1	Exported PDF
Sent	Weekly · 12 – 18 Aug	12 – 18 Aug	Meta · Google · TikTok · Pinterest	6	0	Exported PDF
Sent	Monthly · July	1 – 31 Jul	Meta · Google · TikTok · Pinterest	23	3	Exported PDF · edited
Sent	Audit · Google Ads	Jun	Google	6	—	Exported PDF

Just ask

Reports are a request, not a Friday afternoon.

Ask for the report, ask it to explain a number, ask it to change the tone. The data is already there.

Write this week's report for Ridgeway Write every client's weekly report Explain the CPA alert in plain English Add a section on the autumn range launch Make it shorter and lead with purchases What did we change last week and who approved it? Draft the monthly report with a platform comparison Compare this month to last month by platform

How it works

From live accounts to a sent PDF

Step 1

Connect the client's accounts

Every platform the client runs — Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest — into one client workspace. The report draws on all of them, so the platform split is real rather than pasted together from five exports.

Step 2

Ask for the report

"Write this week's report." The agent pulls the period's metrics, compares them to the prior period, lists every action approved in the period with who approved it, raises alerts — pacing off, spend without conversions, CPA up sharply — and writes it in the tone the client's knowledge cards specify.

Step 3

Edit, export, send

Read the draft, change anything by hand or by asking, and export it as a PDF. Edited reports keep the original alongside, so you can see what was changed. Reports are stored with the client for as long as you need them.

Approvals

What comes out of it

The report itself, the alerts it raises, and the proposals that come from writing it.

Draft ready Just now

Weekly report · Ridgeway Coffee

Spend £7,960, purchases +14%, blended CPA −14%. Seven actions approved in the period, listed with who approved them and what happened next.

Summary + platform splitDRAFTED

7 actions approvedLISTED

Next week3 proposals

Format PDF · editable

Export PDF Decline

Alert Alert

Meta · Retargeting — Broad · CPA +38%

Flagged while drafting: the ad set's CPA rose from £42 to £58 against the prior week. The agent proposes the fix alongside the report so the client hears about the problem and the response together.

daily_budget£120.00

daily_budget£45.00

Proposed alongside Section 4 · Next week

Approve Decline

Alert Alert

Pacing · 111% of September budget

At the current daily rate the client will finish the month £1,540 over. Included in the report as an alert, with the reallocation proposed as a separate approval.

Lookalike 1% · daily_budget£150.00

Lookalike 1% · daily_budget£105.00

Projected · month end £13,900 of £14,000

Approve Decline

What is in a report

Summary — the period in plain English: what was spent, what it produced, how that compares.
Platform split — spend and results by Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn and Pinterest, with the movement since the prior period.
Actions approved — every change applied in the period: what, why, who approved it, and what the platform returned.
Alerts — pacing off target, spend with no conversions, CPA up sharply, budgets capped while converting.
Next week — the proposals still pending in Approvals, so the client sees what is coming.
Knowledge applied — which of the client's knowledge cards shaped the report, so tone and exclusions are traceable.

Why the actions list matters more than the charts

Clients can read a chart anywhere. What they cannot get from a dashboard is the list of decisions: what the agency changed, why, and what happened as a result. Because every change in Adease goes through Approvals, that list writes itself — the report is the audit trail in prose. It is the section that makes a client feel the fee is earned.

Edited by you, remembered by the app

Every report can be edited by hand or by asking the agent to change it. Edited reports keep the original, so a colleague can see what was rewritten. Reports export as PDF and are stored with the client, which means the monthly report can draw on the four weeklies before it and an audit from three months ago can be compared to today.

Where it fits

A good fit if you

send weekly or monthly client reports and want the drafting done from live data
want the report to list every change made and who approved it
run several platforms per client and want one platform split, not five exports

Not a fit if you

need a live client-facing dashboard — Adease reports are documents, exported as PDF
work on Linux, or need a dashboard a distributed team opens in a browser
want reports on platforms Adease does not connect to

Questions people ask

Can I edit the report before it goes out?

Yes. Edit any section by hand or ask the agent to change it — shorter, different lead, add a section. Edited reports keep the original text alongside so the change is visible to your team. Export as PDF when it is ready.

Can the agent explain a number in the report?

Yes. Every figure in a report comes from the synced campaign data, so you can ask in the same conversation why CPA rose or which ad set drove the purchases, and the answer draws on the same period. Alerts raised while drafting come with the proposed fix alongside.

Which periods does it support?

Weekly and monthly by default, plus a custom range, and audit reports that cover a single connected account. Each compares the period to the one before it.

Which AI model is behind it?

Adease is built on Anthropic's Claude models. The agent that reads your campaign data, investigates performance and drafts changes runs on Claude. Adease is an independent product made by Adease LTD.

What does it cost?

Adease is free to install and needs no card. The Pro plan is $50 per seat per month with unlimited ad accounts, clients and campaigns. Max is $200 per seat per month with five times the agent token allowance. You pay per person, never per account or per pound of spend.