White-label, built for agencies
Your cover, your logo, your colours. The client receives your reporting, with no vendor branding anywhere in the document.
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Healthcare & HospitalsPharma & Life SciencesEdTech & EducationMedia & EntertainmentWeekly, monthly or on-demand PDFs across any date range, covering every channel, with the same reliability rules that apply on screen. White-labelled, so agencies put their own name on the work.
Most tools export a fixed period and leave you rebuilding it in slides. This is the part that quietly eats an afternoon every month.
Not last month. The 11 weeks since launch, selected on a calendar, because that is the period the board is actually asking about.
Press, social, YouTube, AI reputation, competitors and crisis history all build for that window, on the same methodology as the screen.
A percentage built on too few rows is marked unreliable in the PDF exactly as it is in the product, so nobody quotes it as solid in the room.
For an agency, the cover, the colours and the logo are the agency's. The client sees your work, not your vendor's.
Because every figure carries its window, its methodology and its reliability, the first sceptical question in the room has an answer.
One document covering every channel, at whatever window you choose, with the same honesty rules the dashboard applies.
What the report covers
Illustrative numbers. Your workspace runs on your brand's real data from day one.
Custom range · 11 weeks
Sections included
RangeAny window you choose
Delivery
A calendar picker for the real reporting period, not a fixed weekly or monthly cut that forces you to rebuild the story in slides.
Every figure carries the same reliability floor as the dashboard, so nothing arrives dressed up as more confident than the data supports.
Agencies reporting to their own clients put their name and logo on it, because the relationship is theirs, not ours.
Your cover, your logo, your colours. The client receives your reporting, with no vendor branding anywhere in the document.
A calendar picker for any window, not just a fixed weekly or monthly cut.
Press, social, YouTube, AI reputation, competitors and crisis history, rather than six exports stapled together.
A thin figure is flagged as thin in the PDF, not quietly rounded into confidence.
Each figure carries its window and how it was measured, so it survives scrutiny in the room.
Weekly delivery, or generated the moment somebody asks for it.
White-labelled, any window, every channel, generated rather than rebuilt by hand in slides each month.
Figures that carry their methodology and reliability, so the first challenge in the room has an answer.
The real window the campaign ran in, with earned and owned kept apart rather than blended into a flattering total.
Every monitoring tool's page is wall-to-wall claims. Here is where the honest line sits.
Reports isn't a standalone tool. It feeds, and is fed by, every other layer Brillaince tracks.
Yes. Weekly and on-demand PDF delivery is built in, alongside a daily or weekly email digest depending on your tier.
It is an add-on, built for agencies reporting to their own clients. Everything else in the report is identical.
Yes. The report covers every section by default, and you can cut it down to what a particular audience actually needs.
Yes, where you'd rather they saw live data than a document. Reports exist for the audiences who want a document they can forward.