Reports

One sheet. Not five dashboards.

One sheet on a cadence: what changed, what Carcin did, what to do next.

A report sheet with its title is ready from the start beside five source tiles: Listing, Reviews, Search, Email, Ads. A line draws from each tile to its row in turn, until a Sent, Friday stamp lands.
Fig. 01 · Reports, in motion
What you get

Reports, in plain terms

What changed, named plainly

Listing updates, reviews answered, pages published, and where search moved.

One sheet, not five logins

Everything worth reading about the period lives in one place.

Only measured numbers appear

A channel with no data gets named as missing, never guessed at.

Ends with what is next

Ranked recommendations for the coming period, not a pile of raw numbers.

How it works

What Reports actually does

Carcin reports what changed and what it did, on a cadence you set. Listing changes, reviews answered, pages published, search movement, and what to do next all land on one sheet. The owner reads that instead of checking five separate dashboards. Every number on it is a number Carcin actually measured that period.

Where it shows up: /platform · /how-it-works

Related

Works with Workspace, Loops, Site Score

A business enters, a private workspace is provisioned with its own environment, memory, and address, connections come online, and work flows out to search, listings, reviews, email, and ads.
Workspace

A private operation, provisioned for you

Its own environment, memory, and address. Every job runs inside it and reads what the last one learned. Ready in about a minute.

How it works →
A copper dot orbits a small weekly loop. Each pass draws a line to a job card, reviews answered, listing checked, report sent, that fades in and checks off, with a pause chip visible the whole time.
Loops

Say yes once. It keeps running.

Carcin proposes the recurring work in chat, replying to reviews, keeping a listing current, sending the report, and one tap turns it on or off.

How it works →
A website address types into a field, a ring fills to a score, signal rows flip to yes or no with points, and three rows lift out labeled Fix first.
Site Score

Score your website free

17 signals that decide whether a visitor becomes a customer, explained in plain words, with the three fixes that matter most sent by email.

How it works →

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FAQ

Reports questions

01What is Reports?
One sheet on a cadence: what changed, what Carcin did, what to do next. Carcin reports what changed and what it did, on a cadence you set.
02What does Reports not do?
It does not invent a number for a channel that returned nothing. A zero is. It does not replace the workspace chat; the report is a summary, not the. It does not promise a fixed delivery day for every account; the cadence is.
03Does Reports cost extra?
No. Every tier is the full product, including the free tier with 100 credits, no card, and no expiry. Paid tiers change how much work Carcin can do each month, not which features you get.

Put it to work.

Your workspace is ready in about a minute. Tell Carcin about your business and it starts.

Start free with 100 credits · No card required · Every tier is the full product