Free StackAdapt Dashboard Template

Agencies white label StackAdapt reports using Whatagraph. 

With Whatagraph IQ, you can just upload a screenshot of your client’s brandbook or type in a prompt (e.g. “make the report look like a batman movie”), and we’ll automatically detect the fonts and colors and apply them to your report.

You can still fine-tune the colors and fonts to your liking. And in seconds, you will get a perfectly white labeled and stunning StackAdapt report. 

You can also:

- Create custom domains to host your report on and share with clients

- Upload custom images and banners to your reports (e.g. your client’s logo)

- Add icons to widgets and style the icons in your or your client’s brand colors

Yes. On Whatagraph, all you need to do is go into your StackAdapt report and change the date range on the top to weekly. And all your KPIs and widgets in the report will be automatically updated. 

Large agencies report on StackAdapt metrics across multiple clients using Whatagraph.

Here’s how it works:

Step 1. Bring in your data from 60+ marketing channels in seconds using native, stable integrations that you don’t need to babysit.

Step 2. Create different folders for different clients to keep reports neat and tidy.

Step 3. Create one StackAdapt “master” template using the dashboard template we shared above.

Step 4. Duplicate that master StackAdapt template for every client and just swap out the data sources.

Step 5. Automate each report to go out to each client’s email on specific dates, times, and frequencies. 

This makes it super easy and fast to report on StackAdapt metrics no matter how many clients you have. 

You can create a custom dashboard template for StackAdapt on Whatagraph this way: 

1. Create a free Whatagraph account (no credit card required and no expiration date)

2. Connect your StackAdapt data sources

3. Use a pre-made StackAdapt report template

4. Edit or create widgets and new report tabs with Whatagraph IQ (AI)

5. Style the report in your brand (or your client’s)

6. Automate delivery or share live dashboards 

StackAdapt's native interface is built for campaign execution, not client reporting. For anything beyond basic checks, a third-party reporting tool, like Whatagraph, gives you far more flexibility.

Here’s how to tailor Whatagraph to track specific campaign goals:

1. Set your goal pacing widgets

Add a goals vs. actuals module at the top of the dashboard. For each KPI your client or team is optimizing toward - impressions, clicks, conversions, video completions, or audio completions - set a target and let the widget track progress in real time. 

This makes it immediately clear whether campaigns are on pace.

2. Choose the metrics that match your campaign objective

Not every StackAdapt campaign has the same goal. Pull in only the KPIs that map to what you're trying to prove:

• Brand awareness campaigns: impressions, unique impressions, CPM, video completion rate
• Performance campaigns: clicks, conversions, CTR, CPC, conversion rate
• Revenue-focused campaigns: ROAS, revenue, spend, cost per conversion

Skip the metrics that don't relate to the campaign objective. A dashboard that shows everything tells nothing.

3. Break down performance by the dimensions that matter

Add campaign-level, ad-level, city-level, or device-level breakdowns depending on what your client wants to optimize. 

If they're focused on geographic performance, a city breakdown with impressions, clicks, conversions, and ROAS gives them a clear picture of where to shift budget. 

If they're testing creatives, an ad-level table with CTR and video completion rate answers the question faster than any written summary.

4. Brand it to match your client

With Whatagraph IQ Themes, upload your client's logo and IQ generates a matching visual style automatically - fonts, colors, and layout adjusted in one step. 

No manual design work.

5. Add AI-generated optimization recommendations

Turn on Whatagraph IQ Summary to auto-generate a performance summary and next-steps section based on your actual campaign data.

And if you want to dig deeper between reporting cycles, Whatagraph MCP lets you connect your StackAdapt data directly to Claude or ChatGPT. Ask plain-language questions like:

• "Which campaign type has the highest ROAS this month?"
• “Show me the conversion rate by city for the last 30 days.”
• “Which ads are underperforming on CTR compared to last month?”

Yes. Once your StackAdapt account is connected to Whatagraph, automated report delivery takes a few minutes to set up and runs without any manual input after that.

Here's how to do it:

Connect your StackAdapt data source - Add StackAdapt as a source in Whatagraph. The connector is stable and self-healing, so you're not chasing broken links between reporting cycles.

Build your weekly KPI view - Set up your dashboard with the metrics you want to track weekly: impressions, clicks, CTR, conversions, CPC, ROAS, and any goal pacing widgets. Use a rolling 7-day date range so the data always reflects the most recent week.

Set up automated delivery - Go to the Share settings and schedule delivery by email, live link, or PDF. Choose weekly cadence, set the day and time, and add your recipients. Your StackAdapt KPI report lands in their inbox automatically, every week.

Let IQ write the context - With Whatagraph IQ Summary enabled, the report auto-generates a plain-language performance summary each time it sends. Your client gets the numbers and the narrative - without you writing a single line.

For teams that need on-demand answers between weekly reports, Whatagraph MCP connects your StackAdapt data to Claude or ChatGPT. 

Ask questions like "How are my campaigns pacing against last week?" or "Which ad types had the highest CTR this week?" and get instant answers without waiting for the next scheduled send.

Agencies white label StackAdapt reports using Whatagraph. 

With Whatagraph IQ, you can just upload a screenshot of your client’s brandbook or type in a prompt (e.g. “make the report look like a batman movie”), and we’ll automatically detect the fonts and colors and apply them to your report.

You can still fine-tune the colors and fonts to your liking. And in seconds, you will get a perfectly white labeled and stunning StackAdapt report. 

You can also:

- Create custom domains to host your report on and share with clients

- Upload custom images and banners to your reports (e.g. your client’s logo)

- Add icons to widgets and style the icons in your or your client’s brand colors

Large agencies report on StackAdapt metrics across multiple clients using Whatagraph.

Here’s how it works:

Step 1. Bring in your data from 60+ marketing channels in seconds using native, stable integrations that you don’t need to babysit.

Step 2. Create different folders for different clients to keep reports neat and tidy.

Step 3. Create one StackAdapt “master” template using the dashboard template we shared above.

Step 4. Duplicate that master StackAdapt template for every client and just swap out the data sources.

Step 5. Automate each report to go out to each client’s email on specific dates, times, and frequencies. 

This makes it super easy and fast to report on StackAdapt metrics, no matter how many clients you have.

You can create a custom dashboard template for StackAdapt on Whatagraph this way: 

1. Create a free Whatagraph account (no credit card required and no expiration date)

2. Connect your StackAdapt data sources

3. Use a pre-made StackAdapt report template

4. Edit or create widgets and new report tabs with Whatagraph IQ (AI)

5. Style the report in your brand (or your client’s)

6. Automate delivery or share live dashboards