The Monthwrap report builder

Give every result
the right space.

Build the monthly from the work and results already in your workspace. Drag widgets into place, choose the columns and add the explanation your client needs.

Start with a template, a blank page or an optional AI draft. Your team keeps the final say.

Mike’s October monthlySample data
northside digitalA good month.
A clear next step.

Prepared for Mike’s Plumbing & Drain

Unique leads8522 more than September
Calls, forms and inquiries.
Repeat contacts counted once.
Put the month in perspectiveUnique leads
54Jul
48Aug
63Sep
85Oct
A note from Jordan

Demand is growing. Weekend call coverage is the next thing to work on together.

Work completed78 tasks

Website, profile and campaign work.

The next decisionCan someone answer
weekend calls?

Mike · confirm the on-call hours.

Keep the explanation
beside the result.

Sample data · try arranging the widgets below.

Make a little room for your story

Move it. Compare it.
Read it as the client.

Start with this local-growth example. Try a different column count, choose a key number, or move the work above the chart. Then switch to the client view and read the result.

The interactive layout studioColumns, widgets, ordering and a client preview.Explore the controls
MP
Mike’s Plumbing & DrainOctober 2026 monthly
Columns
northside
digital
The October monthlyPrepared for Mike Torres
October 1–31, 2026

A good month.
A clear next step.

Here’s the work, the results, and where we go from here.

Key number
Unique leads85↗ 22 vs. September
Lead trend

Leads over time

100500486385
AugSepOct
Work completed

Good work adds up.

Business Profile34
Google Ads31
Your website13

78 tasks completed this month

Your note
A note from Jordan

Of 61 call leads, nine went unanswered. Let’s confirm weekend coverage before expanding the ad schedule.

JTJordan T.
Your account manager
Interactive example · illustrative dataTry a new layout. Nothing is saved or sent.
Drag a handle, or use the move buttons and keyboard arrows.Sample data

Three starting points. Every part editable.

Start with a structure.
Make it your client’s.

Use the app’s templates to get the first draft on the page. Change the rows, columns and widgets as the report takes shape.

The monthlyThe work.
The result. The next step.

A note, key results, completed work and what comes next.

The monthly

A complete starting structure for a regular client report, with space for your opening note and next steps.

Unique leads85October 2026
Lead trend

54 → 48 → 63 → 85

Results at a glance

Lead trends and a source breakdown side by side. Add the commentary that turns the figures into a useful conversation.

Start from scratch

A blank canvas. Add a row, choose its column widths and bring in the widgets your client needs.

11 widgets, built for the monthly

The numbers, the work,
and your words.

Use live report data for metrics, trends, channels, work and scope. Add your own commentary, wins and next steps around it.

Results

Month’s wins

Give the month’s biggest wins a clear place in your agency’s colors.

Content

Heading

Name the next section and set its place in the report.

Content

Commentary

Write your summary, recommendations or explanation beside the figures.

Results

Key metric

Show one number with its label and monthly comparison.

Results

Search Console table

Show queries or pages with their search metrics and comparisons.

Results

Trend chart

Put the current month beside six months of lead activity.

Results

Source breakdown

Show the available lead channels as parts of the total.

Delivery

Work completed

Bring visible work-log entries and category counts into the report.

Delivery

Scope delivered

Show completed deliverables against the work agreed with the client.

Delivery

Next steps

Give next month’s work and client requests an owner and a date.

Content

Divider

Separate sections and give the report room to read.

An extra pair of hands, when you want them

Talk through a change.
Keep the final say.

The assistant belongs beside your work as a chat. Ask for a different arrangement, a first draft of the summary, or help making a long explanation easier to read.

AI uses the report’s available data and widgets to propose a change. Review the words and layout, then choose what to apply. The summary draft button gives you another starting point: review its draft, add it to the report and save when ready.

  • “Put the work beside the lead trend.”
  • “Explain the missed calls in two sentences.”
  • “Keep the estimate caveat with the booked value.”
Sample conversation
Report assistantMike’s October monthly
Optional
You

Put the completed work beside the lead trend, and leave room for my note underneath.

Monthwrap

I’d pair the trend and work in two columns, then give your note a full row. The numbers and source notes stay with their widgets.

Suggested arrangement
Lead trendCompleted work

Your commentary · full width

Review the layout before applying the change.
A conversation about your report. You choose the changes.

A deliberate final step

Preview. Approve.
Then choose when to send.

Switch to the client view and read the whole report. Your client sees your agency’s branding, the figures you approved and your explanation.

  1. Check the client view.

    Preview the report on desktop and phone. Make sure the work, numbers and next steps read in the right order.

  2. Approve the final copy.

    Review source issues and save your changes. Approval is required before sharing and does not send the report on its own.

  3. Keep the conversation going.

    Send now or schedule the email. The report history shows when it was sent and when the client opened it.

A few useful details

Your report.
Your way of working.

Can I build the report without AI?

Yes. Choose a template or start with a blank report. Add widgets, control the columns and write your own commentary. AI chat and the summary draft are optional.

How much control do I have over the layout?

Drag rows and widgets into position, use the move controls, and choose from one to four columns. Equal and one-third/two-thirds presets help keep related information together. Preview the client view before approving.

Are the sample reports the same as app templates?

The app has The monthly, Results at a glance and Start from scratch. The five complete sample reports below are examples of how different agencies can use those building blocks.

Does saving or approving send the report?

No. Save your changes, preview the report, then approve the final copy. Sending or scheduling is a separate action. You can see when the client opens the report after it is shared.

Build a report worth reading

Give the month
a little more thought.

Start with the result. Add the explanation.
Leave the client knowing what comes next.

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