Reporting workspace — Live

Clearer reporting for marketing activity that needs a business decision.

Metricora turns your marketing data into one reporting view your team can defend — agreed definitions, traced sources, reviewed by a person before release.

Talk to the team See the platform

Accounts are opened by the team after a short scope and data review — usually within a week of the first call.

Metricora reporting workspace showing spend, conversions, cost per conversion and conversion rate, a channel performance chart and a campaign table — Reporting workspaceAgreed metrics for one review period, with channel trend and campaign detail in a single view. Example data.

Every figure is traceable: Source, period and definition are recorded next to each number in the reporting pack.
Every capability is documented: Inputs, outputs, access method and limitations are stated for each capability. Nothing is oversold.
People write the analysis: There is no automated, predictive or AI recommendation engine in the product.

Platform status: Live

The reporting workspace, technical reviews and reporting packs are in production use. Onboarding confirms which sources and metric definitions apply to your account.

Track record

Measured by how the work is done, not by logos

Client names, campaign results and testimonials are not published — engagements are confidential. These are the operating facts we can state.

8: Sectors coveredE-commerce, property, healthcare, education, hospitality, professional services, logistics and B2B technology.
250+: Reporting cycles deliveredMonthly and quarterly reporting packs produced since the workspace entered production use.
120+: Metric definitions maintainedWritten definitions held in the definition library, each with its source and calculation recorded.
100%: Every pack reviewed by a personNo reporting pack is released to a customer without a named reviewer signing it off.

Written scope before work starts

Inclusions, exclusions, timeline and cancellation terms are agreed in writing and countersigned before configuration begins.

Source traceability

Every figure in a reporting pack carries its source, collection period and definition, so it can be checked independently.

Documented gaps

Where platforms disagree or data is missing, the difference is recorded in the pack rather than smoothed over.

Your data stays yours

You own the accounts, the source data and the outputs. Access can be withdrawn at any time and your data exported on request.

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What Metricora currently does

Each capability below is in production use, with its inputs, outputs and limitations stated.

Campaign reporting workspace

Live

Brings approved campaign and channel activity into a reporting view that is configured around metric definitions agreed in writing with the customer.

Inputs: Customer-approved data source connections, exported platform reports, or spreadsheet uploads supplied by the customer.
Output: A reporting view and a downloadable reporting pack covering the agreed metrics, period and definitions.
You provide: Provide account access or exports, confirm metric definitions, and nominate an owner for approvals.
Limitations: Reporting reflects only the data the customer supplies. Metricora does not create, edit, publish or control advertising campaigns.
Access: Available to new accounts after a scope and data review.

Website technical review

Live

A reviewed technical assessment of an agreed set of pages, produced as a written report with prioritised findings. Findings are compiled by a person, not published automatically.

Inputs: Website URL, crawl permission, and read access to analytics and search console where available.
Output: A written review document with findings, priority and the checks that were performed.
You provide: Written authorisation to crawl, plus access to the relevant properties.
Limitations: Findings are point-in-time. Implementation is not included unless separately agreed.
Access: Ordered as a bounded package or as part of a retained engagement.

Team access and permissions

Live

Named user accounts, roles and access control within a customer workspace.

Inputs: A confirmed list of authorised users.
Output: Per-user access to agreed reporting views.
Limitations: User changes are actioned by the team on request from the account owner, usually within one business day.
Access: Configured by Metricora on request from the named account owner.

Metricora does not create, edit, publish or control advertising campaigns unless that service is separately confirmed in writing.

Data

What data Metricora can receive

Data intake is deliberately narrow. Anything not listed here is confirmed case by case, in writing.

You own your data

You own the accounts, the source data and the reporting outputs. Access you grant can be withdrawn at any time, and export of your reporting data is available on request.

Recommendations are human

Any recommendation you receive is written and reviewed by a person. There is no automated, predictive or AI recommendation engine in the product.

Live
Customer-supplied exports
CSV or spreadsheet exports from your advertising, analytics or CRM platforms.
Live
Read-only account access
Read access you grant to your own advertising or analytics accounts, reviewed case by case during onboarding.
Live
Sources confirmed in writing
Supported sources for your engagement are confirmed in writing, so both sides know exactly which data is in scope.

Availability

Capability matrix

One table, no ambiguity — inputs, access method and limitations for every capability in the product.

Metricora capability availability, access method and notes
Capability	What it supports	Current status	Access method	Notes
Campaign reporting workspace	A single structured view of agreed marketing metrics for a review cycle.	Live	Available to new accounts after a scope and data review.	Reporting reflects only the data the customer supplies. Metricora does not create, edit, publish or control advertising campaigns.
Website technical review	A documented review of crawlability, indexing and on-page issues.	Live	Ordered as a bounded package or as part of a retained engagement.	Findings are point-in-time. Implementation is not included unless separately agreed.
Team access and permissions	Multiple named users with role-based access to a workspace.	Live	Configured by Metricora on request from the named account owner.	User changes are actioned by the team on request from the account owner, usually within one business day.

Onboarding

How it works

A short, documented process. Nothing is configured before scope is agreed in writing.

01
Initial conversation
Confirm the business need, the reporting use case and who makes the decision the reporting supports.
02
Data and access review
Confirm which sources, files and permissions are actually supported for your situation.
03
Workspace configuration
Configure the agreed views, metric definitions and user access within the confirmed scope.
04
Review and validation
Check definitions, data quality and expected outputs together before anything is relied upon.
05
Ongoing access and support
Agree the support route, the named account owner and how changes are requested.

Onboarding scope, available features, integrations, timing and support are confirmed in writing before implementation begins.

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Review

Reporting is reviewed before it is relied upon

Metricora works from agreed definitions, identified sources and a documented review process. What is available is confirmed before onboarding begins.

Editorial diagram: definitions agreed, sources identified, figures checked, review recorded, reporting released. No photograph of a customer engagement is published, because none has been approved for publication.

Example workflows

Where Metricora is used

These are role-based example workflows, not customer stories. No client names, logos or results are published.

Example workflow

Marketing leadership reporting

Who it is for: A marketing lead reporting to a board or owner.
Business question: What did marketing activity produce this period, and against which definitions?
Required inputs: Channel exports or read access, plus an agreed metric list.
Metricora's role: Metricora assembles the agreed metrics into one reviewed reporting view.
Expected output: A monthly reporting pack with sources and periods labelled.
Limitation: Coverage is limited to the sources you supply and approve.

Example workflow

Campaign review preparation

Who it is for: An in-house team preparing a campaign review meeting.
Business question: Which activity is worth discussing, and what is the supporting evidence?
Required inputs: Campaign-level exports for the period under review.
Metricora's role: Metricora structures the period into a comparable review view.
Expected output: A review view and a short written summary of what changed.
Limitation: Metricora does not create, edit, publish or control campaigns.

Example workflow

Agency and client reporting coordination

Who it is for: An agency reporting to a client, or a client reviewing an agency.
Business question: Are both sides reading the same numbers with the same definitions?
Required inputs: Agreed metric definitions from both parties plus source exports.
Metricora's role: Metricora holds one shared definition set and one reporting view.
Expected output: A shared reporting view both parties can reference.
Limitation: Requires both parties to agree definitions in writing first.

Example workflow

Data-quality review

Who it is for: Teams that cannot reconcile figures between platforms.
Business question: Where do the numbers diverge, and why?
Required inputs: The conflicting exports and the period in question.
Metricora's role: Metricora documents the difference and its likely cause.
Expected output: A written data-quality note and a corrected definition where possible.
Limitation: Some platform discrepancies cannot be resolved and are documented as such.

Inside the product

What you actually work in

Two of the screens your team uses each cycle, shown with example data. Live views are configured to your own definitions and sources.

Metricora metric definition editor showing connected data sources, a revenue formula and an audit trail of definition changes — Definitions and sourcesEach metric carries its formula, its sources and a change history, so a figure can be traced and defended. Example data.

A walkthrough on your own data takes about 40 minutes

We use one of your recent reporting periods so you can see the structure against figures you already recognise. Customer reporting packs are confidential and are never shown to another party.

Metric definitions used in the reporting view
The source of each figure and its collection period
Known data gaps and how they are marked
What the reporting view does not cover

Talk to the team

Reporting workflow

01
Data sources
Exports you supply, or read-only access you grant to your own accounts.
02
Review
Metric definitions, periods and gaps are checked by a person.
03
Reporting view
A configured view covering the agreed metrics for the period.
04
Team decision
The view is used in your review meeting. You keep the record.

How a reporting cycle runs

Product screens and diagrams on this website use example data to show layout and structure. They contain no customer data.

Commercials

Bounded packages, priced in AED

Reporting, audit and advisory packages with published list rates. You receive a written scope with inclusions, exclusions, timeline and cancellation terms before anything is invoiced.

Reporting

Reporting Workspace

A configured decision view and an agreed reporting pack for each review cycle.

AED 4,800 per month

SEO & Audits

Website Technical Review

A prioritised review of an agreed set of website pages, written and checked by a person.

AED 6,500 one-off

SEO & Audits

SEO Foundation Audit

Technical, indexing, metadata and keyword review across an agreed page set.

AED 8,500 one-off