We're excited to announce that we're bringing AI magic to Whatagraph to save you time and improve your efficiency. We're starting with 2 significant improvements:

Providing actionable insights based on your reports is often a time-consuming task, especially when clients request granular details that are easy to act on. To help address this challenge, Whatagraph now includes AI-powered text summaries designed to save you time while maintaining quality.

With this new feature, you can quickly generate a summary tailored to your needs. Choose between a general overview, key wins, challenges, or actionable recommendations—all with a single click. You also have full control over the final output, as the AI-generated text can be easily edited to match your standards and ensure it aligns with your expectations.

Getting the insights you need from your data can often mean running multiple reports, digging through numbers, and searching for specific details. The new AI chatbot in Whatagraph changes all that by letting you simply ask questions in natural language—just like having your own personal data expert on hand.

With this feature, you can quickly ask about specific data points or trends, providing the chatbot with context like the data source and time frame. In return, it delivers clear answers in various formats, such as numbers, tables, or concise summaries. If needed, you can even refine its responses to get exactly what you’re looking for.

We fully understand that you might have several separate reports that . Or you might want to when creating a new one to give yourself a head start.

The new functionality with the tabs should allow you to save time and effort to You can now save tabs as templates and import them into any existing report. The process is, in fact, very simple, and we have a short minute-long video to take you through the details.

The only thing to bear in mind is that the tabs you are looking to import should match the orientation of the report you are currently working on.

The year’s already wrapping up, and what a ride it’s been at Whatagraph!

What started as a simple marketing reporting tool has grown into a full-fledged marketing intelligence platform. Why? Because digital marketing agencies deserve a tool that doesn’t just make your reports look great but makes managing and monitoring data intuitive and refreshingly easy.

Before we dive into the new year, we wanted to quickly recap some of the biggest updates we’ve launched this year and give you a hint on what's coming already in January.

Aggregate your data the way you need it—all in one platform. Easily group, blend, unify, and transform your data to meet your goals. From grouping countries into tiers and aggregating campaign data to showcasing cross-channel performance —now you can do it all without a hassle.

Bring all your client data into one place for a global performance overview. Break it down by channels, industries, countries, account managers, or any structure that works for your business. With everything organized and accessible, you can transform scattered data into actionable insights—now refreshingly easy.

Access accurate, real-time data from all your marketing sources with ease. This year, we’ve added 9 powerful integrations, including Reddit Ads, The Trade Desk, Taboola, Magento, Matomo, SE Ranker, AccuRanker, Piwik Pro, and Search Ads 360. And we’re just getting started—stay tuned for Reddit Organic and Apple Search Ads arriving in January!

On top of that, we tackled 50+ feature requests (thanks for keeping us on our toes!), released a game-changing tabs for the reports, improved filters and released dozens of other improvements As always, if you're interested in all nitty gritty, visit our Changelog.

We hear you—AI can be a total game-changer so we're bringing it in to make your life easier. Already in January, you will be able to ask questions about your data, and with the help of AI, you’ll get clear, human-like answers—no more endless searching. On top of that, AI-powered summaries are also on the way. With a single click, you’ll get a quick overview of key wins, challenges, and actionable recommendations.

Our customers who are already using Performance Monitoring capabilities are finding it incredibly valuable for tracking both external campaign results and internal agency performance. And we’re making it even better this January! Get ready to create custom formulas within source groups for deeper insights, explore rich visualizations like heatmaps, trendlines, and bar charts in the Overview, and use flexible filters to zero in on the metrics that matter most. 

Make sure you’re getting the most out of the new capabilities and stay tuned for the exciting and powerful new capabilities already in January!

You will notice a new field in '.

Whatagraph will automatically pick up the original currency in which the data source was originally set up. However, in rare instances where the API does not allow us to detect it, you will be able to adjust the original currency display manually. This effectively means that .

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to us in the live chat or watch this video for a more detailed explanation.

Page number indicators were initially made visible across all reports by default, but we understand that sometimes they might not be necessary. This update, therefore, provides the users with an .

To access the selector, you need to open . Once changed you will see the .

P.S. 'Show page numbers' will be selected by default.

Now you can centralize all your client data in one place, giving you a global view of their performance. Aggregate and organize your data the way you need so you can break it down by channels, industries, countries, account managers, or whatever makes the most sense for your business.

With everything centralized, it’s now refreshingly easy to turn all that scattered data into real, actionable insights.

Combine data from different sources, even if they belong to a different channel.

Add custom attributes to your data so you can organize them the way you prefer.

Visualize and break down large volumes of aggregated data any way you need.

We're here to help you get the most out of these new Performance Monitoring capabilities, so our Live Chat support is here to answer any questions and help get you started.

We are expanding our list of integrations, adding new

Now, you can bring SEO data from these platforms to your Whatagraph reports and dashboards.

Since these sources are new, we'd be happy to hear your feedback.

And for any questions, our Live Chart support is always available.

You can now easily display money-related metrics in any currency out there.

For instance, you can report in a client's preferred currency. Or unify spending metrics from different countries.

Everything is automated and works with a few clicks in a widget's settings. Here's a brief video walkthrough:

No maintenance is needed. Just pick an exchange currency, and Whatagraph handles the rest using up-to-date exchange rates.

It also works if you want to show multiple currencies in a single widget. For example, you could show costs over time in different currencies in a single line chart.

If you have any questions about rates and automated currency exchange, please contact our live chat support.

Welcome recent additions to the Whatagraph integrations list:

Find both integrations under the tag in your Source Management section. There are also new pre-made widgets for both integrations and dashboard templates in our gallery.

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We would love to hear your feedback and suggestions regarding the new integrations!

Please contact our live chat support if you need help setting things up or if something is not working as expected.

Here are a couple of less noticeable but oh-so-nice updates to the widgets you use all the time.

Take a look at this video walkthrough that explains the updates.

No matter how extensive and detailed your text summary is, it will now occupy as little space as you wish!

This update is pretty straightforward: if you type more text than a widget can fit in its current size, a scroll bar will appear on the side.

You can now highlight a trend in the area, line, and bar widgets. To do that, add a line showing the general progression for a certain metric over time.

The trend line is off by default, but this new option can be found in a . It's the most granular level of settings out there.

There are also multiple trend line types to choose from.

By default, you see both numeric values and percentages when creating pie and donut charts.

Now, if you want to stick only to one (numbers or %), you can select a suitable option in the widget settings.