Reporting and exports

What it is

Analysis that cannot leave the tool is analysis that cannot change a decision. Reporting gets the numbers out, in the format the person receiving them actually uses — a spreadsheet, a dashboard, or a PDF a client will read.

How it works

• CSV, JSON and NDJSON exports for any tabular result set, so nothing is trapped in a proprietary format.
• PDF summaries built with ReportLab, laid out for an executive audience rather than as a data dump.
• Flattened rows ready for Looker Studio or BigQuery, so you can keep your existing BI stack.
• Webhook push to deliver results into a third-party app.

What it does for your site

It makes the work legible to the people who approve budgets. A health score trend and a prioritised fix list in a PDF is what turns an SEO programme from an opaque line item into a defensible one. For agencies, it is also the client deliverable — generated from the same data the dashboard shows, so the two can never disagree.

And for engineers, CSV and NDJSON mean the raw data can go wherever the team already works, without anyone being forced into a new tool.

Where the results go

Reporting sits on top of forecasts and GEO visibility, and summarises the output of self-healing agents.