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AI for advertising and marketing agencies: client reporting, from the platforms that hold the numbers.

Client reporting should not eat the billable week. Connect Google Ads, GA4, Shopify, SHOPLINE, Stripe, HubSpot, and the email platforms behind each client through read-only external-source retrieval, then ask what the spend returned, which campaigns actually sold, and what belongs in the report. Every answer cites where the numbers came from.

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Which campaigns drove revenue for this client last month, not just clicks?
google_ads.campaignsshopify.ordersstripe.charges
Answer, per client

The restock campaign returned the most per dollar of spend. Brand search broke even. Prospecting sits below break-even once store revenue replaces platform-attributed clicks.

Sources:Google AdsShopifyStripe

Illustrative example. Not real client data.

Where the agency week goes

Every client's numbers live in different platforms. The report still has to reconcile them.

Example, one sale seen from three platforms.

Why the client report takes all week
  • Month-end is a scramble.

    Four platforms, four logins, four exports, then an afternoon putting them back together. The report ships late, and the numbers in it are already a week old.

  • The ad platform and the store disagree.

    Google Ads counts a conversion when the click happens. Shopify or SHOPLINE counts the order when it ships. Rebuilding that reconciliation by hand is where the reporting hours go.

  • The client question beats the data.

    Why did cost per purchase jump? Which email flow carried revenue? The answer lives across an ad account, an analytics property, and an email platform, and the call will not wait for three exports.

  • Reporting hours eat the margin.

    When retainer hours go into re-checking numbers a dashboard already held, the account quietly stops being profitable. Nobody sees it until renewal.

  • Every client runs a different stack.

    One client sells on Shopify, one on SHOPLINE, one takes payments through Stripe only. The agency absorbs every difference in memory and manual joins.

Read-only connectors

The platforms behind each client report, in one connection.

Connect the platforms behind each client's reporting. One question can then pull ad spend, site behavior, store orders, payments, and email results together, with each source cited.

Access is read-only. CorpusIQ reads the tools you authorize and answers with the source behind every figure. It takes no actions inside them: it does not create campaigns, change bids or budgets, send email, or edit anything. Those actions stay in the platforms themselves.

Advertising and analytics

Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, TikTok, and PostHog: campaign spend and keywords, site and channel behavior, TikTok content and ad performance, and product events and funnels.

Search visibility and SEO

Bing Webmaster Tools, Semrush, and Ahrefs: rankings, organic and paid keywords, traffic, crawl stats, backlinks, and competitor movement.

Stores, payments, and client relationships

Shopify, SHOPLINE, Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, and Calendly: orders, products, customers, charges, refunds, payouts, deals, pipeline stages, email threads, and bookings.

Email campaigns and the report trail

Mailchimp, Klaviyo, and Constant Contact for campaigns, flows, and list growth. Google Drive, Google Sheets, and Airtable for the decks, reporting sheets, and trackers where the client report gets assembled.

What agency teams actually ask

Ask it the way you would ask an analyst.

Plain language, scoped to a client, and every answer shows the platforms it drew on.

  • "Which campaigns drove revenue for each client last month, not just clicks?"
  • "Reconcile what Google Ads says we spent against what actually landed in the client's store."
  • "Which client's cost per purchase went up this month, and which channel caused it?"
  • "Pull everything I need for Acme's monthly report: spend, sales, best campaigns, and list growth."
  • "Did the email flows or the paid campaigns carry revenue for this client last quarter?"
  • "Which pages on the client's site get traffic that never converts, and what do we rank for?"
What changes in your week

What changes once the report answers back.

Same product, different jobs: close the month faster, answer on the call, pitch with evidence, and onboard from real history.

  1. 1

    Month-end reports, assembled in minutes

    Ask for each client's spend, sales, and best campaigns across Google Ads, GA4, Shopify or SHOPLINE, Stripe, and the email platform in one pass. Copy cited numbers into the deck instead of re-keying them by hand.

    Spend by client
  2. 2

    The client question, answered live

    A client asks mid-call where last month's revenue came from. Ask while they wait, read the answer back, and show the sources behind each number instead of promising to follow up tomorrow.

    GA4 numbers
  3. 3

    Pitch prep from the prospect's footprint

    Before a new-business meeting, pull what Semrush, Ahrefs, and Bing Webmaster Tools already show about the prospect's site, and check which store platform they run. Walk in with findings, not adjectives.

    Search visibility
  4. 4

    Onboarding without blind spots

    On day one with a new client, ask what the past year looked like: spend by channel in Google Ads, store behavior in GA4 and PostHog, pipeline in HubSpot, email in Klaviyo or Mailchimp. Build the plan on their history instead of a blank template.

    Store history

Common questions

What agency owners ask before they connect a client account.

Which agency platforms does CorpusIQ connect to?

Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Bing Webmaster Tools, Semrush, Ahrefs, TikTok, Shopify, SHOPLINE, Stripe, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Constant Contact, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Sheets, PostHog, Airtable, and Calendly. 40+ connectors are live in total.

Can it answer across clients, not just one account at a time?

Yes. Ask about a client by name, store, or ad account, and one reply can draw on ad spend, analytics, orders, payments, and email data, with each source cited.

Is CorpusIQ read-only?

Yes. CorpusIQ reads through read-only access. It does not create campaigns, change bids or budgets, send email, or edit anything inside the tools it reads, and every answer shows which sources it used.

How is this different from the dashboards we already run?

Dashboards each cover one platform. The questions agency teams field cut across several at once: ad spend against store revenue, email against paid, search visibility against the site. CorpusIQ answers from the connected tools in one reply instead of five tabs and an export.

Do clients have to share their logins with us?

No. Connections run through each platform's own authorization, and client logins stay with the client. Access can be removed later by the account owner, the same way it would be for any connected app.

What does it cost, and is there a trial?

From $29.95 a month, and every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. No credit card required.

Build every client report from answers, not exports.

Pricing: Solo $29.95 per month, Team $109.95 per month. All 40+ connectors included. 30-day free trial. No credit card required.

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