Conditional scheduling
An active schedule can build and send after recipients and mail are configured; failures remain visible instead of being logged as delivered.
Build source-aware reports, then schedule delivery and apply white-label branding when supported.
Build SEO reports from captured and connected project data. Active schedules can send them after mail is configured, and Pro or Enterprise can apply white-label branding.
White-label client reports on Pro and above
Why it is useful
Recurring client reporting eats hours every month, and hand-built decks drift away from the real numbers the moment they are pasted into a slide. Agencies and consultants need a report that pulls from live data every time it runs, carries their own brand rather than ours, and sends itself on schedule without anyone rebuilding it.
An active schedule can build and send after recipients and mail are configured; failures remain visible instead of being logged as delivered.
Client Report strips Novaverb branding and formats for print, so it looks like it came from you.
Search Console and GA4 figures appear only when their sources are connected; unavailable sections stay unavailable.
Data and evidence
A report is assembled from the sources available to the project - audit, crawl, Search Console and analytics - and each figure keeps its source and reporting window. Sections activate as their sources become available, so the deliverable stays traceable from summary to evidence.
Connected project evidence
Report composer and scheduler
White-label PDF and email
Every report section retains its source and window; a disconnected integration is shown as missing instead of receiving sample data.
Core capabilities
One report carries the audit health score with its severity breakdown, the crawl status mix and indexability funnel, Search Console clicks, impressions and trend, and the analytics traffic trend. It can be white-labelled for a client, previewed before it is sent, and scheduled to arrive by email on its own.
The report assembles a project's full picture from live data: an audit health score with severity breakdown and top issues, the crawl status mix and indexability funnel, Search Console clicks and impressions, analytics traffic, keyword ranking distribution, top pages and queries, and internal linking. Every included number comes from captured evidence; an unavailable source stays marked not captured rather than becoming zero.
The same composition renders as a print-ready deliverable framed as prepared for your client. On Pro and Enterprise it carries your own brand and drops the Novaverb line, so the report you hand over looks like your own work. A print mode produces a clean, shareable layout.
Set a report to send weekly or monthly to a list of email recipients, as either the full or the client version. Schedules run automatically once mail is configured, and you can pause, resume, or delete any of them. When mail is not set up yet, the tool says so plainly instead of failing silently.
How the work moves
Pick the project, set the window, brand and preview the output, then schedule the delivery. Because the report is rebuilt from live sources at each run, a scheduled deliverable stays in step with the workspace instead of drifting the way a hand-built deck does.
Choose the workspace by domain, and the report scopes to that project's real data.
Use the date-range picker and grain to frame the reporting period with period-over-period deltas.
Review the composed report, switch to the client view, and on Pro and Enterprise apply your own brand.
Add recipients and a weekly or monthly cadence so the report sends itself.
Built around real work
Sends every client a branded monthly report automatically instead of rebuilding decks by hand.
Shares a consistent weekly snapshot of health, traffic, and rankings with stakeholders.
Hands clients a print-ready report that reflects the exact numbers in the platform.
Connected outcomes
Measure & Prove
Prove SEO results with source-linked metrics, dated crawl evidence and a report the client can inspect.
Open workflowFix & Improve
SEO work fragments when research, crawl evidence, content decisions and reporting lose their shared project context.
Open workflowMeasure & Prove
Compare timestamped crawl evidence from before and after the change, then verify that the failing condition is gone.
Open workflowMeasure & Prove
A real zero comes from a connected source that observed zero; missing data means the required source captured nothing.
Open workflowMeasure & Prove
Tie each headline metric to its source, the pages and queries behind it, and the next decision leadership needs to make.
Open workflowResources
Written by the team that built it, and free to read without an account.
Step-by-step walkthroughs, five minutes each.
What the terms on this page actually mean.
How this works once you are inside a workspace.
Connected products
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about data, availability and how the product fits into the wider workflow.
Yes. On Pro and Enterprise the client report carries your name and drops the Novaverb line. Solo and Starter plans see the standard Novaverb branding.
A recurring job checks each schedule's cadence and emails the recipients you set. It requires your workspace mail to be configured, and the tool tells you clearly when it is not.
You choose the window with the date-range picker, and the report buckets it by day, week, or month with period-over-period comparisons anchored to your latest real data.
No. Every metric comes from your crawl, Search Console, analytics, keyword, and link data, and shows not captured when a required source is unavailable. A numeric zero appears only when a connected source observed zero.
Measure & Report
Start with a real project, keep unavailable data visible and follow the connected workflow when the result is ready for action.