Reporting & ROI proof
Proof before payment. Every month.
One report that ties work to revenue pages and buyer demand — in language an owner can act on.
Every page update, content fix, task, vendor action, approval and blocker is recorded, with the person who did it and the person who approved it. The monthly report answers the six questions owners actually ask: what was done, what changed, what is blocked, who owns it, what needs approval, and why the budget should continue.
What you lose without it
Reports full of rankings and adjectives are why budgets get cut. Without a record, you cannot tell whether marketing worked, who stalled it, or what you paid for.
- You approve invoices for work you cannot verify happened.
- Delays get blamed on marketing when the real blocker was an approval sitting with you for three weeks.
- Budget decisions come down to whose dashboard sounds most confident.
How it works
Three easy steps
A named person on your team supervises every step. Nothing is published without a human review and your approval.
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Detect
Find the problemEvery task, approval, review and page change writes to one record automatically, and the platform detects what moved, what stalled and who is holding it — including your own team and your vendors.
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Dispatch
Assign the workBlockers are turned into owned, dated items and dispatched to whoever has to move them, rather than sitting unnamed in a status call.
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Validate
Prove the resultEach figure is validated with a source state before it reaches the report, so an estimate is never mistaken for evidence and the budget case survives scrutiny.
What you get
What the agents deliver
- The agent records exactly what was done for your money
- It states what changed commercially, not just what moved
- It names what is blocked and who has to move it
- It separates real progress from busywork
- It verifies vendor and agency work before you approve invoices
- It queues the next priorities for you to sign off
Every month
What you see in the report
What was done
Every action, dated, with the page or asset it touched.
What changed for the business
Money-page growth, demand captured, enquiries influenced.
What is blocked and with whom
Named owners, how long it has been waiting.
What the work was worth
What the month’s spend bought, in outcomes.
Objections answered
What you are probably thinking
“We already get monthly reports.”
Do they say what is blocked and who owns it? Most reports show only what went well, which is why they stop being believed.
“Our vendor will resist this.”
Good vendors prefer it — the record protects them too, since delays caused by client approvals finally become visible.
“Owners will not read another report.”
It is a single page in business language with the decision at the top. Most of the length in traditional reports exists to hide the absence of a decision.
FAQ
Common questions
The other six capabilities
Every month you wait is a month of enquiries you never see.
Connect one website. Digidot shows what is blocking demand across all seven jobs, in one record everyone trusts.