Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest, next to the ads you run on them, in one branded report. Each network keeps its own figures, and it goes out on schedule.







Your social profiles next to your other channels, also in Data Studio, Sheets, the API and your AI assistant.

Template, AI Builder, the editor, or Claude and ChatGPT.



The Meta report: paid and organic opens with Meta Ads, then the Facebook Page and the Instagram profile.
Facebook Page views split into what a budget paid for and what the Page earned on its own.
The profile's reach, views and engagement rate beside the Meta Ads that ran.
The social reports in the catalog say which figures a network keeps for only a few weeks and which it stopped publishing, so nobody chases a number that isn't there.
Says up front that TikTok answers sixty days at a time.
Names the figures Instagram keeps only for a short window, and those it never publishes.


Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Pinterest Ads, Snapchat Ads and Reddit Ads side by side: what each spent, its clicks and conversions, with the total.
Spend, clicks, conversions and cost per conversion across platforms in one KPI, chart or table.
Spend totals across platforms; each profile's followers stay in its own section.
Facebook Pages, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn Pages, YouTube and Pinterest, and the ad platforms that run on them: Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Pinterest Ads, Snapchat Ads, Reddit Ads and X Ads.
No, on purpose: each network counts its own way, so every profile keeps its own section and its own figures. Ad platforms are different: spend, clicks and conversions add up across them in one cross-platform widget.
Yes. Facebook Page views come split into paid and organic, and the Meta report: paid and organic puts Meta Ads next to the Page and the Instagram profile.
That is how each network publishes them: TikTok answers sixty days at a time and Instagram gives new followers only for the last 30 days. The social reports in the catalog say so in plain words.
Profiles and social ad accounts, side by side.

Every profile in one report
The Organic social report gives Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn a section each, and runs only as long as the profiles you connect.
One section per network
Followers, the posts that worked and where the audience is, in that network's own figures.
A report for each network too
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest each have their own.