TLDR: Our new system of templates for automated maintenance reports is now live and ready for you to use! With this new feature, you can easily generate maintenance reports with just a few clicks, saving you precious time to focus on other tasks and projects. Not only will this new feature save you time, but it will also help you clearly demonstrate the significance of your work to your clients and explain why WordPress maintenance is so important.
So, there’s no more excuses – it’s time to start sending maintenance reports to your clients now!
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To kick things off, head on over to your dashboard and navigate to the Report section.
Once there, you’ll find a brand new tab with a simple 6-step process to follow.
In this process, you’ll be able to customize your settings, tailor your content, design your emails, set up automated scheduling, select your desired sites, and even check for any missing integrations or email options.
First things first, let’s talk about defining your general settings and branding. In this section, you’ll be able to input all of the necessary information for your template, including choosing your preferred date and time format, and setting your brand’s color scheme. This color scheme will automatically be applied to your headings and subheadings
Next, it’s time to customize the content of your report. With our easy-to-use drag and drop system, you’ll have full control over every section of your report. You can even modify the headings and subheadings as needed. And don’t worry about data retrieval – that will all be handled automatically through WP Umbrella.
Now, onto the email portion. In this section, you’ll be able to define the content of the email that will be sent automatically to your clients. Plus, you can even set up a custom sending domain to better reflect your branding.
Once everything is set up, it’s time to automate the process. Your reports will be generated and sent automatically to your clients, so you can sit back and relax.
Shall you need to send a manual report covering a broader range of data you can do so from the report tab of your projects.
Next, you’ll want to define where your template applies. You can bulk select the sites you want to apply this template to, and even unlink or assign different templates to them at any time.
Last but not least, don’t forget to link your Google Analytics account and let us know who to send the report to. You can send the report to up to three people.
And that’s it! With these six simple steps, you’ll have a fully customized report template ready to go for your clients.
Happy reporting!
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