The Enquiries
Search views, engagement, calls, website clicks, direction requests and bookings, by office.
Reporting
Reporting sends a detailed summary every two weeks: the audit, the enquiries, the rank picture and which citations were ordered against which were delivered. The sentence that says what to do next is the point.
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+Accountancy practices across the UK
Map rank
Calls
48
This week
Thursday
Search views, engagement, calls, website clicks, direction requests and bookings, by office.
Whether accountant near me tightened or slipped, without averaging the weak town away.
On managed, a person writes what changed and what is still waiting. Not a forwarded dashboard.
Software only still sends the summary from the numbers. Managed adds a person who writes the sentence you can forward. One managed office is £99 plus £249, £348 a month, excluding VAT.
The cover
The report names the location and the dates. A group does not get one blended cover that hides the quiet town.

The listing
Profile score and the eight areas beside the enquiries. If calls fell and the listing is unfinished, the report shows both.

The enquiries
The same Google Business Profile figures, for that fortnight. A call is not given a fee. January is not smoothed into October.

Citations
If directories were ordered, the report says how many were submitted and how many came back. A pack that was paid for and not delivered is visible.

A fortnightly note is only useful if a partner can see the decision in the first minute.
Name the location that gained calls, and the one that went quiet. Do not average them.
January against January. A rise that is only the tax season is not a victory.
Unanswered reviews and a missing post belong in the note, next to the numbers, not in a separate deck.
Local SEO reports for accountants only earn their place if someone who is not in marketing will open them.
Search views, calls, website clicks, direction requests and bookings, the rank grid, and the work done on the listing. Split by office. No invented return on investment.
The dashboard is there every day. The report is the fortnightly summary you can forward: what moved, what is still waiting, and what happens next.
Only if it is short. The weak office is named. A call is not turned into a fee.
The platform assembles the figures. On software only, that summary is what you get. On managed, a person writes the commentary before it is sent, inside the £249 per office.
Also in the Platform
Every fortnight. It covers search views, engagement, calls, website clicks, direction requests, bookings where the listing records them, map movement, reviews and posts.
The software assembles the numbers. On managed, a person writes the summary: which office moved, what was posted, which reviews are still open, and what happens next. That written note is part of the £249 per office, on top of the subscription.
No. A call is a call. What it becomes depends on the practice. The report stops at the enquiry and the listing.
Twenty minutes. We look at your listing and the searches around your office. You leave with a clear fee.
From the practice
Example comments for the layout. Not client testimonials yet.
“We could see the gaps in the listing the same afternoon. Posts and review replies no longer sit in someone else’s inbox.”
“The map shows where we rank around the office. That is more useful than one number in an agency deck.”
“I actually read the fortnightly note. Before this, I had no idea what was being posted in the firm’s name.”