Whatagraph
Agency reporting adds ChatGPT ads as a channel before most clients have bought one.
◆Recent moves
- 22d ago
Report on OpenAI Ads, and track Google Ads keyword demand without the monthly export
⚡ SPARKOpenAI Ads becomes a reportable source alongside Google Ads and Meta on the same standard metrics, and Google Ads Keyword Planner arrives as a source that is a keyword list rather than an ad account. The first extends the reporting stack to a new advertising ecosystem; the second breaks the assumption that a source maps to an account.
- 27d ago
Unify metrics and dimensions while creating a Source Group
Unmatched fields can be mapped inline while building a cross-channel Source Group, instead of leaving the builder for the Organize screen and starting over. A targeted fix for the moment the gap is actually noticed.
- 1mo ago
Turn your report into client portal with Report shortcuts
Report shortcuts embed a preview card linking to another report, with passwords, themes and interactive widgets carried over. It lets an agency keep headline numbers in one place and push per-channel detail into supporting reports rather than sending a folder of links.
- 1mo ago
One broken connection won't break your reports
When the account owning a source loses access, Whatagraph silently switches to another team member who can reach the same source. It targets a failure that shows up as a blank widget in a client-facing report, usually after someone leaves the team.
- 1mo ago
Clearer charts and tables, and a faster way to find the right template
Auto Colours shades a column across its own range from a single base colour, removing per-metric, per-client thresholds that needed revisiting as performance moved. Bundled with template-finding and chart-readability changes.
- 1mo ago
Track your keywords against competitors with Ahrefs Rank Tracker
Ahrefs Rank Tracker lands as a separate integration from the existing Ahrefs source, adding keyword-level positions and competitor movement rather than domain-level strength. Whatagraph is explicit that the two answer different questions and neither replaces the other.