Pango Neuro · Ad reporting
Build recurring ad report drafts from connected data.
Instead of copying metrics between platforms, specify the period and reporting criteria in your supported AI and organize the data and commentary you need.
- Retrieve metrics from connected ad accounts
- Organize cross-channel performance in one workflow
- Prepare report drafts for teams and clients
The slow part of a report is rarely formatting the final table. It is collecting the same date range from several ad managers, reconciling the numbers, and explaining what changed.
Pango Neuro retrieves the connected data and turns it into a reviewable draft that keeps measured facts separate from interpretation. Follow-up questions can stay in the same conversation.
Ask for the report in plain language
Include the reporting period, comparison, and audience to get a more useful first draft.
Try asking
“Compare June performance across Google Ads and Meta Ads with May, and prepare a draft for our weekly meeting.”
What gets prepared
The same date range is retrieved from each channel, then organized around the largest month-over-month changes.
Try asking
“Build a campaign table with spend, conversions, and CPA. Add a note where performance changed sharply.”
What gets prepared
The draft pairs the requested metrics with concise commentary and flags interpretations that still need verification.
Try asking
“Rewrite the findings in three short paragraphs a client can understand.”
What gets prepared
Technical advertising language is reduced without turning uncertain causes into confident claims.
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Collect data against one period and purpose
Define the reporting period, conversion basis, and comparison first. Pango Neuro can then retrieve supported metrics from connected platforms for the same workflow.
- Set a weekly, monthly, or custom reporting period
- Compare against a prior period or stated goal
- Review key metrics by platform and campaign
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Prepare the numbers and the explanation together
Go beyond a metric dump by identifying material changes, possible causes that still need verification, and the next checks to include in a report draft.
- Lead with the changes that matter
- Separate verified facts from interpretation
- Prepare tables and commentary for human review