Reporting
Reporting filters UGC performance by campaign, creator, account, platform, and date — and shares or exports the same source data your team used to make the decision.
One source, several audiences
The common failure in UGC reporting is that the internal number and the client number come from different places. A dashboard says one thing, a manually built deck says another, and reconciling them costs more time than the reporting itself.
Shared links and exports here read the same underlying records as the internal view. A client seeing a report is seeing your data, scoped — not a re-typed summary of it.
What you can filter by
- Campaign
- Performance rolled up per campaign, including spend, views, and blended CPM over the selected window.
- Creator
- Per-creator output and effective CPM, so cost per result is comparable across a roster.
- Account
- Results by the specific social account a post published from, not just by the creator behind it.
- Platform
- Coverage across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, with platform-specific formats rolled into shared metrics.
- Date
- Scoped windows with freshness labels, so a number always states how current it is.
Freshness is stated, not assumed
Social metrics are pulled on a refresh cycle rather than being live to the second. Rather than hiding that, every view carries freshness labelling so you know how recent the underlying numbers are before you act on them or send them onward.
Top-post context sits alongside the rollups, so a campaign’s result can be traced to the specific posts that produced it instead of only an average.
See it on your own campaigns.
A walkthrough of briefs, approvals, tracking, and payouts using your platforms and volume.