Key takeaways
- Client reporting pulls together posting activity and performance across every connected account into one shareable summary, rather than requiring a manual export from each platform.
- SkedCast imports up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency and fans out across every account it targets.
Social media client report template: what a client report typically covers
- What was posted and when, across every connected account for that client
- Performance metrics available from each platform's own analytics
- A period-over-period view so a client can see trend, not just a snapshot
Why manual reporting breaks down at scale
Pulling numbers from 5-10 platforms individually for every client, every reporting period, does not scale past a handful of accounts. A reporting workflow built around the same tool that scheduled the posts avoids re-collecting data that already exists.
Reporting with SkedCast
SkedCast tracks what was scheduled and published per client and surfaces performance data pulled from each connected platform, so a report reflects real posting activity rather than a manually reconstructed timeline.
use case
FAQ
- Do I need to manually collect data from each platform for a client report?
- Not when the same tool scheduled the posts — posting activity and available platform performance data can be pulled together automatically.
- Can I report on multiple clients separately?
- Yes — reporting is scoped per client, so each client sees only their own accounts and activity.
- How often should client reports go out?
- Monthly is the most common cadence for ongoing management, with a period-over-period comparison so trend is visible, not just a single snapshot.