Most agencies lose the start of the month copying numbers into slides. The reporting agent pulls figures from the channels you connect, such as social platforms and Google Analytics, lines them up against each client's goals and writes a first draft in plain English.
Your account lead opens a finished draft instead of a blank template. Reports follow the cadence you already use, whether weekly, monthly or per campaign. The agent works through every client on the same day, so the last report in the queue is as complete as the first.
A person reads every report before it reaches a client. The agent proposes what the numbers mean and what to try next, and your strategist keeps, rewrites or drops each suggestion. It reports what the data shows and does not invent context it was never given, so add campaign notes when something unusual happened that month. Clients ask different things. Some want a one-page summary, others want channel detail. We set a layout per client, so the same data produces the right level of depth for each.
Bring a few past reports you are proud of and a list of accounts for each client. We copy your structure and tone so the output looks like yours. Success is easy to see: hours your team spends on reporting, how many drafts need heavy rewrites, and whether clients act on the recommendations. If a client only wants raw numbers, this agent adds little.
It retries, then alerts your team with the details so nothing slips through.