CLIENT REPORTING

Give clients a clearer view of the work.

Bring website traffic, conversions and recorded revenue into your reporting conversation. Share dashboard data and use supporting evidence to explain what deserves attention next.

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At a glance

Move from reporting activity to discussing the next step.

Cromojo helps you share website performance and support your recommendations with the data behind them.

  • Show relevant outcomes: Review goals and recorded revenue alongside traffic.
  • Share the evidence: Give clients access through supported dashboard sharing.
  • Explain the next step: Use findings to guide a more focused discussion.
The problem

A report should move the conversation forward.

When every update is a collection of disconnected numbers, clients can struggle to see what changed or why it matters.

1
Problem

Traffic does not answer every client question.

Clients often want to understand enquiries, signups and sales as well as visits.
2
Problem

Screenshots lose their context.

A chart without its date range or definition can lead to more questions than answers.
3
Problem

Recommendations need a stronger foundation.

A proposed improvement is easier to discuss when the evidence is clear.
Dashboard Sharing

Give clients a view they can return to.

Use supported dashboard sharing to make website data easier to access between meetings. Choose the available sharing controls that fit how you work with the client.

  • Share relevant website dashboard data.
  • Give clients a consistent place to review it.
  • Keep the reporting conversation grounded in evidence.
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Goals + Revenue Analytics

Put business outcomes beside website activity.

Review meaningful goals and recorded revenue alongside acquisition performance. Help clients understand what their website captures and which tracked sources contribute.

  • Include enquiries, signups or purchase goals.
  • Add revenue when tracking is connected.
  • Explain attribution and measurement limits clearly.
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Smart Insights

Arrive with a clearer next recommendation.

Review surfaced findings before the next client conversation. Use the evidence to explain what you want to investigate and how it relates to their website goals.

  • Start with findings worth reviewing.
  • Explore the data behind each recommendation.
  • Agree on the next investigation with the client.
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Benefits

Make reporting easier to understand and act on.

Connect activity and outcomes.
Explain more than traffic volume.
Reduce scattered references.
Share a consistent dashboard view.
Make measurement clear.
Keep definitions and date ranges in the discussion.
Support recommendations.
Show why an investigation matters.
Keep clients involved.
Give them access to the data you share.
Focus the meeting.
Discuss the next step with a clearer basis.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about client reporting. For setup guidance, visit our Help Center.
Can I share dashboards with clients?

Yes. Cromojo supports dashboard sharing. Review the available sharing options and access controls when you create a link.

Does this create a white-label PDF report?

This page focuses on shared dashboards and reporting conversations. It does not promise white-label PDFs or a custom presentation builder.

Can I report on enquiries instead of sales?

Yes. Set up relevant conversion goals and use those outcomes in your review. Revenue tracking is not required for a lead-focused website.

Does shared reporting prove the agency caused a result?

No. It shows recorded website activity and outcomes. Explain other changes and attribution limits rather than presenting correlation as proof of causation.

Can I use this for different types of client websites?

Yes. Build each review around the outcomes that matter to that client, such as enquiries, signups or purchases. The evidence available depends on the goals, integrations and tracking configured for their website.