A reusable reporting foundation
We connect your advertising, analytics, CRM, and revenue sources once, then standardize the shared model while preserving the metrics and context each client needs.
Agency Client Reporting
We give each of your clients a consistent view of spend, leads, pipeline, customers, and revenue, so your team stops spending hours on manual reconciliation.
We connect your advertising, analytics, CRM, and revenue sources once, then standardize the shared model while preserving the metrics and context each client needs.
We build clear, branded views for channel performance, funnel movement, pipeline, and revenue. Your account teams get one place to answer the questions that recur in every review.
We reconcile source totals, monitor data freshness, and flag missing or duplicate conversions before they reach a client report.
We define how new clients, channels, and goals enter the reporting system, so growth does not create another custom reporting process.
We review your setup against the outcomes you care about, then give you a written list of what to fix first.
Tags, events, and consent behavior on your site. How conversions reach GA4 and your ad platforms. Whether your CRM outcomes match what the platforms report.
A ranked list of tracking gaps and discrepancies, with the business impact of each and the effort to fix it.
Your team can work through the list, or we implement the fixes and keep them working with Managed Analytics.
We start with a tracking audit, then map your reporting workflow, source systems, metric definitions, and the manual steps costing your team time.
We build and validate the shared data model, dashboards, permissions, and client onboarding process.
We monitor data quality, repair broken connections, and keep reports aligned as your clients’ needs change.
Managed Analytics ↗See how HIFI Agency connected advertising to funded-account outcomes across 19 banking clients.
See how the reporting system fits your delivery model, team, and clients.
Every engagement starts with a tracking audit: what you track today, what’s missing, and what to fix first.