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Every client's Google Ads, in one operational view

Agencies do not lose money on strategy. They lose it in the gap between something breaking in a client account and somebody noticing.

What breaks today

Client reporting is rebuilt by hand every week, from exports that are stale the moment they are pasted.
A client account goes limited or stops spending on a Friday and nobody sees it until Monday's check-in.
Every buyer has access to every client, because splitting it properly was never worth the setup effort.
Margin is invisible per client — spend is in Google Ads, revenue is somewhere else, and the two only meet at month end.

Every connected client account rolls up into one dashboard, with per-client segments you can filter to in a click.
Alerts fire on the account itself — zero spend on a live account, an approval backlog, a CPA spike — by email or Telegram, the moment the pattern appears.
Role-based access scopes a buyer to the accounts they actually run, enforced at the data layer rather than by convention.
Spend, revenue postbacks and ROAS sit on the same row, so per-client profitability is a view rather than a monthly reconciliation.

Agencies and performance shops running Google Ads for more than a handful of clients, with account managers or buyers split across them.