The dashboard

A live client dashboard. No login.

The monthly report is a photograph: true about the month just gone. The client dashboard is the window beside it: a live, white-labelled view of each client’s site, opened with a secure magic link. Same insights, always current, no password to chase.

  • White-labelled with your branding
  • Magic-link access, no accounts
  • Included on Starter & Growth
Overview yourclient.co.uk · Last 30 days Traffic yourclient.co.uk · Last 30 days Search yourclient.co.uk · Last 30 days Uptime yourclient.co.uk · Last 30 days 7d30dLast month
Visitors
662
+370% vs prev.
Pageviews
1,153
+342% vs prev.
Visits
700
+364% vs prev.
Avg. visit
0:50
Visitors 662 this period
28 May9 Jun20 Jun26 Jun
Visitors
662
+370% vs prev.
Bounce
48%
Pages/visit
1.6
Avg. visit
0:50
Top sources
  • Google418
  • Direct168
  • LinkedIn46
Uptime
100%
Incidents
0
Response
412ms
Last check
2m ago
Visitors 662 this period
28 May9 Jun20 Jun26 Jun
Our client dashboard, branded to your agency.

The portal your clients will actually open.

The usual client portal

Plenty of agencies have stood up a beautiful portal that nobody ever signs into. Asking a busy client to make an account and remember a password is asking them never to come back, and that login wall is the single biggest reason portals go unused.

This one

No accounts at all. Clients get in with a secure magic link straight from their report email, or a self-serve “email me my link” page if they’ve mislaid it. No password resets, and no “I’ve been locked out” on a Friday afternoon. It opens, it’s branded as you, and it’s current.

Everything the report covers, live.

The same insights your clients already trust from the monthly email, interactive and always up to date.

A white-labelled client dashboard branded as the agency Prystine, showing headline stat cards for visitors, pageviews, visits and average visit, plus a daily visitors chart.
The overview, branded as the agency, not us.
  • Traffic. Visitors, page views and how the month is tracking against the last.
  • Search. Clicks, impressions, top queries and average position from Search Console.
  • Uptime. Up/down and response time, with a day-by-day strip so a wobble is easy to catch.
  • Page performance. Speed and the Lighthouse score, the boring-but-critical numbers.
  • Site health. SSL, domain expiry and WordPress updates: the questions a client never thinks to ask until something breaks.

Branded, opened, tracked.

01

Branded as you

Your logo, your colours, your name across it. Set the branding once at the organisation level and every client’s dashboard inherits it.

02

Opened with a magic link

The client gets a secure link in their report email. One tap and they’re in: no account, no password, works just as well on a phone.

03

You see who’s looked

Engagement tracking tells you which clients have opened their dashboard, so you know who’s engaged before the renewal conversation.

If a client has five sites with you, they’re all in one place rather than five separate links. There’s a dark mode for the people who insist.

Questions about the client dashboard.

Do my clients need a login or password?
No, and that's the point. Clients open the dashboard from a secure magic link, straight from their report email or a self-serve 'email me my link' page. There's no account to create and no password to forget or reset.
Is the dashboard white-labelled?
Fully. Your name, your logo, your accent colour. The client opens it and sees you, not a SendTidings dashboard with your details bolted on the side. As far as they're concerned, you built it.
What does the dashboard show?
The same insights as the monthly report, but interactive and always current: traffic, search performance, uptime, page performance, and WordPress site health (SSL, domain expiry, updates). The numbers a client reads once a month, now available whenever they think to look.
Can I see whether a client has looked at it?
Yes. Engagement tracking tells you when a client has opened their dashboard, which is quietly useful information to have when a renewal conversation comes round.
How is the dashboard different from the monthly report?
The report is a snapshot, emailed on the 1st, true about the month just gone. The dashboard is live: the same insights, but current to the minute. The report still lands in the inbox and gets read; the dashboard means 'how's my site doing?' has an answer that isn't only true once a month.
Which plans include the client dashboard?
The dashboard is included on Starter and Growth. The monthly report stays free for one site on the Free plan, exactly as before; the dashboard is part of what you get once you're running client work at any real scale.

Open the demo dashboard and click around.

A made-up garden centre, wired up the way a real client would be. No signup, no sales call: the dashboard is the same one your clients get, and the report is the same one that lands on the 1st.

Once you’re set up you get your own copy of this to send to prospects, carrying your name and colours rather than ours. See the white-label dashboard.

The dashboard

Traffic, conversions, search, uptime and what to do next, all in one place. Open it and click around.

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The report

The monthly email itself, in your inbox, so you can see how it reads on a phone at eight in the morning.

One email, nothing stored, no mailing list.

Give your clients a window, not just a photograph.

Start free with the monthly report; add the live dashboard on Starter or Growth whenever you’re ready.

Prefer the letter? Meet the monthly report.