White label LinkedIn reporting, their brand.

Your client's logo and colour on the report you hand them, and nothing of ours. It reads like it came from their own company.

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HOW WHITE LABEL REPORTING WORKS

A client report in three steps.

Pick the client and the period
From your agency dashboard, open Export stats and choose the account you are reporting on, one at a time or several in a single report. Set the period, from last month to a custom range, and the preview builds itself while you look at it.
Put your client's brand on it
Drop in your client's logo and pick their colour. The document follows: the header, the curve, the cards. Their name, photo and job title sit on it too, and you can correct them right there.
Download it and send it
Export it as a PDF or an image and you get a file, named after your client. You send it the way you already talk to them, and they have nothing to install, nothing to sign up to, nothing to open in a tool.

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INSIDE WHITE LABEL REPORTING

From your client's logo to the file you send.

The report your client receives

One page, laid out and ready to read, on the personal LinkedIn profile your client posts under. Their followers and how they grew in the header, the trend curve over the period, then what they published and what it earned, with their strongest days and formats underneath.

What is on the page

HeaderTheir name, photo and job title, their followers and how they grew.
TrendThe curve for the metric you picked, over the same period.
HighlightsPosts published, average likes, followers gained, best days and formats.

Their results, their brand, and nothing from us on the page.

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Their logo and their colour

Add your client's logo and it takes the place of ours at the foot of the header. Pick their colour from the swatches or paste their exact shade, and the whole document follows: the gradient, the curve, the cards, the charts. Our violet stays where it belongs, on your screen. What reaches your client carries their own brand and nothing else.

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What goes into the report

You decide before you export. The period the report covers. The metric the trend curve is built on, followers, impressions or likes. And two extra pages to switch on: their audience, once an analysis has run on their account, and how their reach compares to creators their size, with full access to the stats.

Chosen before you export

PeriodLast month by default, a rolling window, or a custom range.
Trend metricFollowers, impressions or likes, each with its own aggregates.
Extra pagesAudience once an analysis has run, benchmarks with full stats access.

The preview shows the report exactly as it will leave.

Set up your first export

PDF or image, ready to send

Pick the format for where the report is going, and the quality for a screen or for print. The PDF lands on your computer as one file named after your client, an image as one file per page. You send it the way you already talk to them, and they have nothing to install and no account to create.

Export formats

PDFA document, to attach to your monthly recap.
PNGThe best quality, and the one that prints well.
JPEGThe lighter standard format, quickest to send.

Normal or high quality, exported from a computer.

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CLIENT NUMBERS IN YOUR AI ASSISTANT

The numbers behind the report, in your own tools.

The export covers the standard case. For anything past it, connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant to your MagicPost account: the 6 reporting tools read the numbers in conversation, one client account or the whole organization. MagicPost hands over the data, you build what you want with it.

Your assistant answers with your client's real numbers because it reads them straight from MagicPost. That link is MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, the open standard that connects AI assistants to tools like MagicPost.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before you send your first client report.

Step-by-step guides in the Help Center:

Can I put my client's logo and colours on their report?

Yes, and that is the point of the white label export. Upload their logo in the export settings and it sits on the report, in place of ours, with a switch to show or hide it. Pick their colour from the swatches or paste the exact shade, and the document takes it everywhere: the header gradient, the trend curve, the cards and the charts. The preview updates as you go, so you see the file before you download it.

Will my client see MagicPost anywhere on the report?

No. Their logo replaces ours on the document once you add it, and nothing else on the page points back to us. The interface you work in stays ours, with its violet buttons, and your client never sees it. They get a file that reads like it came from their own company.

What does the client report actually show?

Their followers and how they grew over the period, the trend curve for the metric you chose, then the posts they published, their average likes, the followers they gained, their strongest days of the week and the formats that worked. The numbers come from the LinkedIn account your client connected, through the official API, not from a screenshot.

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Can I choose the period and the metric behind the curve?

Yes. The export opens on last month and you can move it to a rolling window or a custom range you pick on the calendar. The trend curve follows the metric you select: followers, impressions or likes, each with its own aggregates. You can also switch on an audience page, once an analysis has run on your client's account, and a benchmark page, with full access to the stats.

In what format do I get the report, and how does my client?

You download it as a PDF, a PNG or a JPEG, in normal or high quality, from a computer. Files are named after your client, so you can send them the way you already talk to them: attached to your monthly recap, dropped in a shared folder, or slotted into your review deck. They have no account to create and nothing to install.

Can I report on several client accounts at once?

Yes. From the same menu you either export one account at a time, which lets you brand each file for the client it goes to, or you build a single report over the accounts you select, which carries one logo and one colour for the whole set. The first is what you hand to a client, the second is what you keep for your own review.