Share SEO recommendations with a client as a decision pack
Client reporting should not mean rebuilding a slide deck every month. EZ SEOS packages a shareable decision pack of current priorities, a weekly digest via webhook, and a one-zip export of ranks, Search Console, GEO actions, audit summary, and the Do Next queue.
Reports
What you'll see
- Revocable decision pack of current priorities
- Weekly digest via webhook (preview and test send)
- One-zip export: ranks, GSC, GEO, audit summary, Do Next
- Outcomes-oriented packaging, not vanity PDF theater
What you can do
Decision pack (shareable priorities)
A client-ready decision pack of current priorities: shared next steps, not a raw dashboard dump. You get a revocable share link. The token is shown once, so treat it like a key, not a public blog URL. When the engagement ends or the pack is stale, revoke it.
Weekly digest
Configurable weekly summary via webhook URL. Preview it. Test send it. Point it at Slack, an ops channel, or whatever automation your stack already trusts. We frame this as webhook on purpose. We are not inventing native Slack OAuth or automatic client email every Monday unless the product actually sends that email. Integrate the digest into your delivery path so rankings, GEO actions, and opportunities land without the Friday scramble.
One-zip project export
One export for offline and client work: ranks, Search Console queries, GEO actions and citations, audit summary, Do Next queue. Caps and contents details live in the export manifest in product. Honest limit: export is for packaging and offline work, not a live bi-directional sync with another system of record.
What gets packaged (outcomes, not vanity)
Reporting should follow the loop: measure, decide, change, re-measure. Packs lean on Do Next, Proof, opportunities, and AI visibility work, the outcomes story, not another vanity PDF factory. Where the product surfaces "do nothing" or confidence limits, packs can carry that. Better an honest "not this week" than a deck of fake urgency.
Multi-client agencies
Multi-project structure and project context keep client work separated without turning this page into the projects manual. Soft handoff: projects docs for how multi-client setup works; this page stays about packaging.
Agent / MCP packaging
When you're writing the "what this means" note for a client, the in-app SEO agent can assemble narrative around the pack from project data. Agents can also pull weekly digest and export-related surfaces via MCP so packaging isn't trapped in one UI.
What you see
- Revocable decision pack of current priorities
- Weekly digest via webhook (preview and test send)
- One-zip export: ranks, GSC, GEO, audit summary, Do Next
- Outcomes-oriented packaging, not vanity PDF theater
Want the operator-level detail?
Open the docs for Reports workflow, limits, and behavior notes.
Questions
Is the share link permanent?
No. It's revocable, and the token is shown once. Share carefully; revoke when you're done.
Does digest email clients directly?
Webhook. You connect your stack (Slack, ops tools, your own mail path). We don't claim a built-in "email the client every Monday" product unless that's actually how it ships.
What's in the zip?
At a high level: ranks, Search Console queries, GEO actions/citations, audit summary, and the Do Next queue. Exact caps and file layout are in the export manifest.
White-label domain?
Packaging client work does not include a custom white-label portal or multi-seat enterprise admin on this page. If you need that procurement story, ask in sales and we'll say what we actually ship.
Works well with
All featuresOpportunities
Three opportunity lanes plus the path for what to work next.
SEO Agent
In-app agent with project tools, memory, skills, and MCP access for the same suite.
Analytics
Traffic and performance views, including AI referrals when connected.
Visibility Engine
See if you show up in AI answers, then prioritize the next fix and remeasure.
Page Glance
One-URL multi-signal check from data already on file.
We are still in private testing
If you want in when spots open, request early access. If you have a sharper question first, send a message.