6 White Label Reporting Features that Agencies Need

Marketing agencies now use many different software tools to do their jobs, including reporting tools. Some agencies worry that their clients might see branding from a tool company on their reports, misunderstand, and think that their work is being subcontracted. Other agencies believe that the tools they use provide a competitive advantage and would prefer that clients and third parties not be able to determine which tools are being used.

These are a couple of the reasons why agencies look a reporting system that they can “white label”. White labeling means adding your own branding to another company’s product so you can present a unified front to your clients. When applied to a reporting tool, this is called white label reporting.

White label reporting is important for your agency’s branding efforts. If you’re not including your branding with your reports, you’re missing out on an opportunity to strengthen your brand and add a personalized touch. Since clients will be looking at your reports regularly, that’s a lot of brand reinforcement. Also, if you offer an agency dashboard for your clients, adding your branding to that will also give a boost to your agency.

Furthermore, some of your clients may want to see their own branding on the reports. Or, maybe a combination of client and agency branding.

But what white label features do you need in your reports and dashboards in order to support your agency’s branding needs? In this article, we’ll be look at 6 of the most important. These are the features your reports need in order to serve as a face for your company’s deliverables.

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