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How well does Smartly.io handle white-label reporting and scheduled report delivery? I run an agency and we send monthly client decks.

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 11, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

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Answer 1 · Nov 11, 2026 · 3 sources cited
Smartly.ioSite citedmixed
“My assessment: Smartly is promising for centralised agency reporting, but I would not buy it on the assumption that it provides a complete white-label client-reporting solution.”
+ Cross-account and cross-channel reporting

“- Cross-account and cross-channel reporting.”

+ Customisable reporting views

“- Customisable reporting views.”

+ Pivot tables and configurable metrics

“- Pivot tables and configurable metrics.”

+ Integration of first-party and third-party data

“- Integration of first-party and third-party data.”

+ Centralised performance analysis

“- Centralised performance analysis.”

+ Reporting across supported advertising platforms

“- Reporting across supported advertising platforms.”

+ Multi-account management and unified reporting

“Smartly's agency offering specifically promotes multi-account management and unified reporting, so it has a good foundation for agency operations.”

− White-label reporting unverified

“I couldn't verify from Smartly's publicly available documentation that it offers a fully fledged white-label reporting portal with all the following features:”

− Scheduled branded report delivery unestablished

“However, I couldn't establish that its standard reporting product offers the exact scheduled, branded monthly PDF or PowerPoint delivery workflow you're looking for.”

− Google PMax documented as beta

“One additional consideration: Smartly's own documentation lists Google Performance Max as beta, so I wouldn't assume it is a mature replacement for a dedicated Google Ads management workflow either.”

SkaiSite citedmixed
“My assessment: Skai can consolidate a significant part of your shopping and paid-search workflow, but I would not assume it can fully replace a specialist product-feed platform and your existing PMax tooling.”
+ Shopping and paid-search management

“Skai has meaningful shopping and paid-search management capabilities, including:”

+ Centralised campaign management across search publishers

“- Centralised campaign management across search publishers.”

+ Campaign mirroring between Google and Microsoft

“- Campaign mirroring between Google and Microsoft.”

+ Automated campaign actions and optimisation

“- Automated campaign actions and optimisation.”

+ Budget forecasting and pacing

“- Budget forecasting and pacing.”

+ Shopping campaign and product-group optimisation

“- Shopping campaign and product-group optimisation.”

+ Reporting across campaigns and product performance

“- Reporting across campaigns and product performance.”

+ Microsoft Performance Max visibility

“One important distinction: Skai's documented Microsoft Performance Max support includes visibility into Asset Groups and Listing Groups, alongside forecasting and optimisation workflows.”

+ Automated shopping optimisation

“Automated shopping optimisation | Strong”

− Feed management not necessarily native

“That distinction matters: feed management and feed optimisation are not necessarily native Skai capabilities.”

− Google PMax asset-group management unverified

“Google PMax asset-group management | Needs specific validation”

− Product feed synchronisation depends on integration

“Product feed synchronisation | Depends on integration and configuration”

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