Feature

Automated client reporting

Automated client reporting means you set a report's schedule, recipients, and sender once — then Oviond renders it fresh and emails it on every cycle, with no manual rebuild.

An Oviond automation scheduling a marketing performance summary to a client's recipients on a monthly sending frequency.

Why automated client reporting

Reporting day stops being a task

Recurring reporting is mostly repetition. An automation does the repeating.

Set the cadence once

Choose daily, weekly, or monthly delivery, pick the day and the send time, and the next run is scheduled for you.

Fresh data on every run

The reporting period is stored as a preset, so a monthly report set to last month always covers the most recent complete month.

Nothing left to remember

Recipients, sender, and email template all live on the automation, so no one has to chase the send.

How it works

How scheduled delivery works

An automation ties one report to a schedule, a recipient list, a sender address, and an email template. On each run, Oviond renders the report for the configured date range and emails it out.

Oviond checks for due automations every minute, so a run starts shortly after its scheduled time rather than exactly on the second.

Frequency and send time

Daily, weekly with a day of the week, or monthly with a day from 1 to 31. Set the hour and minute, and the schedule is evaluated in your account's timezone.

A date range that re-resolves

The period is saved as a preset such as Last Month and resolved fresh on every run, so the report always covers the right window without anyone editing it.

Recipients and sender

Add one or more recipient addresses and choose the From sender. Senders can sit on your own verified sending domain or on your own SMTP server.

Email templates

Pick a saved template or compose a custom message inline. Placeholders for client name, report name, and date range fill in from the real report, and a custom message is saved as a reusable template.

Test before you trust it

A test send delivers the report immediately, to the saved recipients or a different address. It does not advance the schedule, and it is logged as a Test run so you can tell it from a real delivery.

Pause, resume, and run history

Suspend an automation without losing its configuration, and review every past run — scheduled or test — as Success, Failed, or Skipped, per report or across the whole account.

What automated client reporting costs across tools

Scheduling is table stakes; the price you pay to run it for every client is not — restated from the dated fact tables on our comparison pages.

What automated client reporting costs across tools. Competitor facts restate the sourced, dated tables on the linked comparison pages (most recent check September 2, 2026); Oviond facts verified September 1, 2026. Vendors change pricing — the comparison pages carry the sources.
ToolStarting pricePricing model
OviondFrom $40/month billed annually ($50 month-to-month) — 10-client minimum, $4/$5 per clientOne plan, every feature included; tiered by client count — the flat $5 per client month-to-month, $4 per client on annual billing
AgencyAnalytics$20 per client/month billed annually, or $25 per client/month month-to-month (the "Save 20% annually" toggle on their pricing page)One "Core" plan, every feature included; flat rate per client. Custom-priced Enterprise from 25 clients
Swydo€62/month billed annually (€69 monthly) — first 10 data sources includedOne plan billed per data source (one account on one platform = one source); extra sources €4.50/month each up to 100, then €3.00; users, clients, and reports unlimited
DashThisIndividual: $44/month billed annually ($54 monthly) — 3 dashboards, 15 data sources, no full white-labelFour tiers capped by dashboards + data sources (3/15 → 50/200); unlimited users on all tiers
Octoboard"For Agencies" from €25/month for 5 clients (~€5/client), 30% off annual; the separate "for Business" plans from €12/month"For Agencies": per client, in increments of 5. "For Business": separate, non-transferable products each metered on a different unit (data connections, ad spend, orders, events)
Reporting NinjaStarter: $20/month billed annually ($25 monthly) — 10 reports, 4 users, 10 accountsFour tiers capped by reports + users + connected accounts (10/4/10 → 150/16/150); all features on all tiers
Reportz$9.90 per dashboard per month (volume slider; e.g. 8 dashboards ≈ $78.72/month)Per dashboard; unlimited users and unlimited widgets per dashboard
WhatagraphGo: €199/month, 20 source credits; Max: from €699/month, 50+ credits; Prime: customTiers metered by source credits (1 credit = 1 connected data account); users and reports unlimited
Raven ToolsSmall Biz from $49/month ($39/month billed annually, prepaid) for 2 domains; full white-label starts on Grow at $199/month ($139/month annual)Flat plan fee tiered by number of domains/campaigns (2 to 320) and users, with SEO usage limits; annual is prepaid upfront

Competitor facts restate the sourced, dated tables on the linked comparison pages (most recent check September 2, 2026); Oviond facts verified September 1, 2026. Vendors change pricing — the comparison pages carry the sources. See every comparison

What changes on reporting day

Three recurring jobs an automation takes off the team.

Rebuilding the same report every month

One automation that renders it fresh on every run.

A calendar reminder to send the report

A schedule that fires whether or not anyone remembers.

Guessing whether a report actually went out

A run history with the status of every send.

What an automation carries with it

The schedule is the easy part. These three decide what lands in the inbox.

Deliver a link or a rendered report

Scheduled email sits alongside live links, embeds, and PDF downloads, so each client can have the format they prefer from the same report.

Screenshot of Oviond’s sharing features, including email delivery, client portals, and embed options for marketing reports.

Scheduled reports go out as yours

Every automated send carries your theme and can leave from your own verified address, so the automation is invisible to the client.

White-label branding in Oviond, customizing theme, colors, border radius, shadow, and custom domain for client reports.

Every metric recalculated, not just resent

Because the report is rendered again on each run, the metrics, filters, goals, and calculated KPIs you configured are recalculated for the new period.

Custom query builder in Oviond for building client-specific marketing report insights.

Automate reporting on every channel

Any of the 70+ marketing data sources Oviond connects can sit inside a scheduled report — paid media, analytics, search, social, email, CRM, and e-commerce.

Automated client reporting in Oviond at a glance

Automated client reporting in Oviond at a glance. Oviond facts verified September 1, 2026 by Oviond Product. Pricing in USD.
FactOviond
Scheduled deliveryRecurring report email delivery and automations included on every plan
Sending identityReports sent from your own verified sending domain
Reports & dashboardsUnlimited reports and unlimited live dashboards on every plan
Starting price$40/month billed annually ($50 month-to-month) for 10 clients
Pricing modelOne plan, every feature included; $5 per client month-to-month or $4 per client billed annually, from 10 to 100 clients self-serve

Oviond facts verified September 1, 2026 by Oviond Product. Pricing in USD. See full pricing

Automated reporting FAQs

Schedules, senders, test sends, and delivery history — the practical details.

What is automated client reporting?

Automated client reporting is recurring report delivery configured once and run on a schedule. In Oviond an automation holds the report, the frequency, the reporting period, the recipients, the sender, and the email template, and re-renders the report on every run.

How often can Oviond send a report?

Daily, weekly, or monthly. Weekly automations take a day of the week, monthly automations take a day from 1 to 31, and both take a send time evaluated in your account's timezone. Those three frequencies are the full set.

How do I set up an automation?

Open Automations in the sidebar and click New automation, or use the Automations tab inside a report to start with that report selected. Name it, set the frequency and send time, pick the client, report, and date range, then add recipients, a sender, and an email template.

Which period does an automated report cover?

Whichever preset you chose, resolved fresh on every run. A monthly automation set to Last Month always sends the most recent complete month, so the range moves with the calendar on its own.

Can automated reports come from my own email address?

Yes. Choose a sender on your own verified sending domain, or one backed by your own SMTP server. If an automation has no usable sender it is flagged on the Automations list and will not deliver until you set one.

Can I test an automation before it goes live?

Yes, and it is worth doing. A test send renders and emails the report immediately, exactly as a scheduled run would, and you can point it at a different address. It leaves the schedule untouched and is recorded as a Test run in the history.

How do I know a report was actually delivered?

Every run is logged with its source, time, reporting period, and status — Success, Failed, or Skipped. You can review the runs for one report or a single timeline across the whole account.

Can I pause an automation?

Yes. Pausing suspends sending without losing the configuration, and runs that fall due while it is paused are logged as Skipped. Test sends are disabled until you resume it.

Can clients get a PDF as well as an email?

Yes. PDFs are generated on demand from a report's Download tab in A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, and clients can download one themselves from a shared link when you allow it.

Where to go next

Automation handles the delivery. For the rest, see marketing reporting for the deliverable itself, marketing dashboards for the weeks between sends, the drag-and-drop report builder for building what gets sent, and the reporting API and MCP server to create and schedule automations programmatically. Comparing options? See all comparisons.

Let client reporting run itself

Set the schedule, the recipients, and the sender once — then reporting day takes care of itself.