The old way
Your team updates spreadsheets, captures screenshots, pastes charts into PowerPoint, checks the numbers, then emails each client.
Impress clients with live dashboards without the 11th-hour rush. Dass & Devan Synapse builds white-label analytics for agencies and consultants that need every account to look polished, current, and easy to review.
Built for client-service teams in Singapore and beyond.
Manual reporting turns a useful client conversation into production work. Give your team time back.
Your team updates spreadsheets, captures screenshots, pastes charts into PowerPoint, checks the numbers, then emails each client.
Set up a reusable template once. Sources refresh on schedule, clients receive a live link or scheduled PDF, and your team focuses on the next decision.
Create the standard once, then apply it across accounts. Your clients see clarity. Your team sees less admin.
Give each client a clean link such as yourcompany.com/client-report, with your logo and presentation style.
Set a custom colour palette, upload your logo, and keep campaign views consistent across every account.
Role-based permissions keep each client inside the right workspace and away from unrelated data.
Send a branded PDF by email on the day your client expects it. No monthly reminder list required.
Monitor refresh status, permissions, and report health from one agency management view.
Bring campaign, audience, CRM, and commerce data into one templated reporting view. Fewer tabs. Better client calls.
A 10-person team was manually building Google Ads reports for 40 clients every month. Dass & Devan Synapse set up templated Looker Studio dashboards with scheduled email PDFs.
The agency saved 120 hours monthly, while client satisfaction scores rose by 22%. The team now spends reporting meetings on next actions instead of checking figures.
"Our team stopped treating reporting as a monthly fire drill. Clients get the same clear view every time."
See how white-label analytics and templated reporting can improve margin across your accounts. Start with the reports costing your team the most time.