Diagnose the reporting failure
Trace disputed numbers, broken tracking, manual steps, source gaps, and ownership constraints before prescribing the workflow.
Managed services
Remove the reporting work clients never see, but always feel.
Maven owns the integrations, metric definitions, monitoring, QA, reporting, and delivery workflow, so account teams save time, catch errors before clients do, and arrive with dependable answers.
Implementation is included in the path
Every managed reporting operation starts by fixing what sits underneath it.
Maven does not hand your agency a dashboard and leave the hard parts behind. We assess, implement, verify, and then operate the data and reporting workflow required to support the client answer.
Implement the trusted foundation
Connect sources, repair collection, define metrics, model attribution, and build the client-facing reporting output.
Verify and operate it
Reconcile results, document caveats, monitor freshness and discrepancies, and keep recurring delivery accountable.
Custom connectors, historical reconstruction, migration recovery, and unusually complex tracking are scoped explicitly before implementation begins.
No more status archaeology
Stop digging through Slack to find out where things stand.
Managed analytics usually means chasing people. Maven puts every accepted request in one place, with a status anyone at your agency can read at a glance.
Without Maven
“Any update on the dashboard?” in three different threads
A status call to find out nothing moved
Requests buried in DMs and forwarded emails
No idea who owns it or when it lands
With Maven
Every request has an owner
A real name, not a shared inbox
Every request has a status
Backlog → In progress → Delivered
Every request has a date
A target you can plan around
Every output is linked
The delivered dashboard, attached
What your agency sees
The whole queue, in the open.
Every accepted request is visible in the workspace, no separate tool, no status meeting.
Owner
The exact person doing the work
Status
Backlog, next up, in progress, or completed
Priority
How it stacks against everything else in flight
Target date
When to expect it, and a flag when that moves
Action required
Whether anything is waiting on your agency
Delivered output
The finished dashboard or report, linked in place
How delivery works
A request never just disappears into a backlog.
1
Requested
You ask for a fix, report, dashboard, or investigation.
2
Scoped
We confirm what “done” looks like and what it needs.
3
Scheduled
It gets an owner, a priority, and a target date.
4
Worked
Progress is visible the whole way through.
5
QA’d
Numbers are checked and deduped before you see them.
6
Delivered
The finished output lands in your workspace.
Built for managed analytics
Whatever the request is, it runs through the same visible pipeline.
Integrations
New sources connected, mapped, and kept flowing.
Dashboards
Built and maintained for the client reviews your agency actually runs.
Tracking fixes
Attribution, UTMs, and event issues found and corrected.
Reporting
Recurring exec, board, and client reporting handled end to end.
Data investigations
“Why did this number move?” chased down and answered.
Engagement options
Pay for an accountable operation, not another tool to babysit.
Maven sits above reporting software: we maintain the sources, definitions, QA, monitoring, and delivery workflow. Multi-client agency engagements are qualified separately because workspace count and support ownership materially change the operating scope.
Single Client Workspace
Start with one
One active client workspace with integrations, governed metrics, monitoring, QA, reporting, alerts, and a defined first trusted workflow.
Three-month initial minimum
Standard operating support
One governed client workspace
Agency Portfolio
Custom
Multiple active client workspaces with white-label delivery, governance, and expanded operating support.
Multiple active workspaces
White-label delivery options
Qualified support boundaries
Custom connectors, historical reconstruction, and bespoke implementation are scoped separately.
See pricing and termsReplacing a reporting tool plus ongoing specialist work
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about managed analytics delivery.
Ready to make client reporting easier to run, and easier to defend?
Bring one recurring report, disputed metric, or client workflow. We'll show where the time goes, what can be trusted now, and how Maven would improve it.
We'll review the workflow behind one client report
You'll see what Maven can own across data, QA, and delivery
No pitch deck. No pressure. 20 minutes.
