The agent pulls Google Search Console data and your sheets, builds branded Google Docs reports for every client, and drafts personal emails. A full monthly batch runs in one session, managed by chat.

Install the AI agent for agency client reports from the marketplace and run a full monthly batch in one session. New users get a referral program plus discounts on 6- or 12-month billing. Setup takes under 5 minutes.
Monthly reporting eats a full week. Tools like AgencyAnalytics and Swydo cost $150–400 a month, and you still assemble the documents by hand — 2 to 4 hours per client. An agency with ten clients loses 20–40 hours every month on report building. Those hours could have been billed or spent winning new accounts.
Agency Client Reports is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform that takes monthly reporting off your plate:
You manage everything by chat in ASCN or Telegram. No manual assembly: the agent connects services on your request and runs on schedule.
No coding. You run everything through chat.
Across rollouts the agent frees up 20–40 hours a month on reporting for a portfolio of 10 clients and ships the monthly batch in one session instead of several days of manual work.
Results depend on client count, the quality of your report template, and how carefully the work log and exports are kept. The agent handles assembly and delivery; the depth of insight comes from your setup.
SEO agency — small-business marketing
- Connected: Google Search Console across 14 domains, a Sheets work log, Docs and Drive, Gmail
- Result: a batch of 14 reports on the 1st, a Telegram summary flagging drops, emails after approval
- Saved: about 28 hours a month, redirected to client work
Performance agency — paid ads and lead gen
- Connected: GSC plus ad exports into per-client ads_data sheets
- Result: one report covering search and paid, with CPL and leads from exports and a monthly plan
- Saved: roughly 3 hours per client, reports out in a single day instead of a week
These figures are illustrative and depend on niche and setup — the ASCN team verifies them before publication.
While other agencies spend a week on reports, hand the monthly batch to an agent that builds it in one session. 🔥🔥🔥
Set the template once — and every 1st your reports sit in client folders while the emails wait for your go-ahead.
Do I need coding skills?
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and is set up by chat: you say what you need, and it connects Search Console, Sheets, Docs, Drive, and Gmail and creates the tasks.
How is client data kept safe?
Connections use official OAuth, tokens live in encrypted storage and never appear in chats or logs. Each agent is isolated, and access to any service can be revoked at any time. Before each report the agent checks the domain and folder so client data stays separate.
How is an ASCN agent different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers questions. This agent does the work: it pulls metrics from Search Console, builds Google Docs, drafts emails, and runs on schedule while you focus on clients.
Where do ad and social numbers come from?
The agent does not pull ad accounts or social platforms directly. Those figures come from your exports in Google Sheets (per-client ads_data and social_data tabs) or a custom MCP server. Search metrics it collects itself from Search Console.
Can I brand the report?
Yes. Share your best report and the agent captures its structure and tone into a template. Every report then comes out in your styling, with terms like CTR and CPL spelled out for the client.
What happens when a client's numbers drop?
The agent doesn't dress up the data. It shows the drop honestly, with a cause when it's visible in the data and a plan for next month. If it can't see a cause, it says "we're looking into it" rather than inventing one.
How do I track what the agent does?
The Tasks section shows the batch schedule and run history, and a per-client summary flagging growth and drops arrives in Telegram or ASCN chat.
Can I switch channels, say from Telegram to Slack?
Yes. Connect the channel you want; the agent's logic stays the same.
