Put your own brand on client reports — and build them from the actual numbers

A client report is a recurring touchpoint that either reinforces why they pay you or quietly reminds them the data lives somewhere else. White-labeling — your logo, your color palette, a footer note in your words — keeps the work attributed to your agency rather than to a tool or a raw portal export. It also makes a multi-client book look consistent: every report comes out of the same template, styled the same way, regardless of who on the team produced it.

reportr is built so the branding isn't a manual finishing step. You set your logo, brand color, and accent color once, and every report renders against them. Paid plans remove the "Powered by reportr" mark so the document reads as entirely yours; the free tier keeps the mark, and that's enforced server-side rather than client-side, so it isn't something a client-side tweak can strip out.

The difference from a manual deck is where the numbers come from. reportr extracts the figures client-side from the portal tab you have open in your own authenticated session — using the official API where one exists and reading the already-rendered page where there isn't — then lays them out into the branded report directly. There's no export-to-spreadsheet-to-slides round trip, so there's no opportunity to mistype a total or ship last month's chart by accident.

A capture health signal tells you whether each report drew clean data. It distinguishes a normal capture from an empty or layout-drifted one and from unmatched results, so if a portal changes its layout you get a warning instead of a polished PDF with nothing in it. That matters most for exactly the report you're about to email a paying client.