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Automated client reporting for marketing agencies
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What is FluentHQ?
FluentHQ is an analytics tool. Fluent automates marketing agency client reporting: it connects to ad and analytics platforms, learns the agency's report style from sample decks, then writes narrative slide decks with insights and recommendations, exported to Google Slides or shared as a live link.
Fluent is a reporting tool built for marketing agencies that turns raw performance data into finished client reports. It connects to ad and analytics platforms, then writes the narrative section of the report itself: what moved, why it moved, and what the agency recommends next. The output is a slide deck, exported to Google Slides or shared as an interactive link. The setup is designed around the agency's existing reporting style rather than a fixed template. An agency uploads a few sample reports and Fluent learns the tone, layout, and the kinds of insights the team tends to emphasise. Each client gets its own context and styling preferences, so the same data can produce differently framed reports for a retail account and a lead generation account. From there the tool drafts the full story for the period, and a team member can ask for rewrites, added visuals, or a summary without leaving the report. The audience is clearly agency-side: account managers, heads of paid media, and data leads who currently spend hours assembling decks. Fluent's own testimonials put the before and after at 90 minutes down to 10 minutes for a single report, and one agency claims more than 1,000 hours saved per month across its portfolio. Agencies that already have reporting templates and a defined insight narrative will get more out of it than those still deciding what a report should contain. Among reporting tools, Fluent sits closer to narrative generation than to dashboarding. It is not a live analytics dashboard for clients to browse; it produces a periodic, written deliverable. That makes it a companion to a BI tool rather than a replacement, and it competes with manual deck building and with general purpose AI writing tools that lack direct data connections.
How do you use FluentHQ?
1Register interest and get set up
Fluent is onboarding through a register-interest form rather than open signup. Submit your agency details and the team arranges account access.
2Review a sample report
Look at the published example report to see the structure and level of narrative Fluent produces before you wire up your own data.
3Connect your data sources
Connect the ad and analytics accounts you report on, such as Meta, Google Ads, GA4, TikTok, LinkedIn, Bing Ads and Shopify, so Fluent can pull performance figures.4Upload example decks
Provide a few of your existing client reports. Fluent uses them to pick up your tone, layout, and the insights your team usually leads with.5Set client context and styling
For each client, add the context and presentation preferences that should shape the report, so the generated narrative reflects what that account cares about.6Generate, edit and export
Run the report and ask Fluent to rewrite sections, add visuals or summarise. Then export to Google Slides or share an interactive link with the client.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Writes the full narrative around performance data, including what changed, why, and next stepsAI
- Learns house tone and layout from sample decks instead of forcing a fixed templateAI
- Per-client customisation lets one dataset produce different framing per accountAI
- Exports to Google Slides or an interactive share link in one clickAI
- Direct connectors to Meta, Google Ads, GA4, TikTok, LinkedIn, Bing Ads and ShopifyAI
Cons
- Pricing is not published; access goes through a register-interest form rather than self-serve signupAI
- Connector list mixes declared platforms with a vague 20+ connectors claim that is hard to verifyAI
- Quality depends on uploading good sample decks, so weak existing reports will likely stay weakAI
- No evidence of a free plan or public trial, so evaluation requires talking to salesAI
- Output is periodic report decks, not a live dashboard clients can explore on their ownAI
How much does FluentHQ cost?
Integrations
Named connectors include Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn and Bing Ads for advertising, GA4 for analytics and Shopify for commerce, with the site also claiming 20+ connectors in total.
Features
Connects to ad and analytics platforms, learns report tone and layout from uploaded sample decks, stores per-client context and styling, then generates a full narrative report covering what changed, why it happened and recommended next steps. Sections can be rewritten, summarised or illustrated on request, and finished reports export to Google Slides or a shareable interactive link.
Frequently asked questions about FluentHQ
How do you use FluentHQ?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Register interest and get set up 2. Review a sample report 3. Connect your data sources 4. Upload example decks 5. Set client context and styling 6. Generate, edit and export.What platforms does FluentHQ support?
FluentHQ is available on Web App.What does FluentHQ integrate with?
Named connectors include Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn and Bing Ads for advertising, GA4 for analytics and Shopify for commerce, with the site also claiming 20+ connectors in total.What are the limitations of FluentHQ?
Pricing is not published; access goes through a register-interest form rather than self-serve signup. Connector list mixes declared platforms with a vague 20+ connectors claim that is hard to verify. Quality depends on uploading good sample decks, so weak existing reports will likely stay weak.
