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AI marketing dashboards
Describe the dashboard you would have briefed an analyst to build. Upbuild writes the data requests, draws the page, and refreshes it on the cadence you set. Your client opens it with a link: no Upbuild account, no platform login.
Will it still be right in six weeks
Upbuild refreshes every dashboard for you, every 30 minutes, every hour or once a day. Each page opens complete and fast with the latest numbers already in it, so nobody presents last week's figures by mistake.
Refreshes run on their own, around the clock and in your team's timezone. Every page shows when its numbers were last updated, so everyone can trust what they see.
Every change is saved as a numbered version, with who made it and why. Go back to any earlier version with one click. Nothing is ever lost.
Built with your assistant, refreshed by Upbuild on their own cadence. Every version stays restorable.
| Dashboard | Version | Refresh | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northwind Retail | Executive Overviewd-om2ggxzfce | v33 | 60 min | FRESH |
| Harbour Group | Performance Trackerd-4dwjov2m4v | v25 | 60 min | FRESH |
| Meridian Markets | Tracking Repositoryd-gnk6eaao2w | v32 | 60 min | FRESH |
| Acme Health | Overviewd-tkwjlv5cti | v45 | 30 min | FRESH |
Can my client open it
Share any dashboard with a link. Your client or colleague opens it straight away, with no Upbuild account, no seat on your plan and no login to Google Ads, Meta or GA4. Add a password to keep the data private, and switch the link off whenever you want.
Access is given account by account, never all at once. Someone working on Northwind cannot see Harbour Group, and the dashboards they build can only use the accounts they were given.
Each dashboard lives on its own secure address, with no cookies and no way to reach anything else. Whatever happens in one dashboard stays in that dashboard.
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When it needs to change
Changing a dashboard is a conversation, not a settings form. Describe the change the way you would to a colleague, and Upbuild AI applies it on top of the live version and hands you a draft to check.
The change arrives as the next numbered version with an "Open v33" button beside it. The live dashboard keeps showing the old version until you publish, and people with the link only ever see what is published.
Paste the HTML from your chat, or attach a PDF of the report you use today, and Upbuild AI turns it into a live dashboard connected to your data.
Describe the change, for example: put the campaigns in order of spend.
Changes applied on top of version 32. Have a look before you publish it.
Getting one running
Nothing to set up first and nothing extra to buy for each platform. Sign in, and every account you can already access is ready to use in a dashboard.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft and your ad and analytics accounts are ready. Then share them with colleagues one account at a time, so each person sees only the accounts they work on, never every account in the company.
Build it the way that suits you: ask Upbuild AI in the app, paste an HTML template or a page you made somewhere else, or ask your own assistant in Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot Studio or Gemini Enterprise through the Upbuild connector.
Pick how often it refreshes: every 30 minutes, every hour or once a day. Then choose who can open it: the people you name, your whole organisation, or anyone with the link, with an optional password.
Who this is for
One brand with two ad accounts does not need this. An operation where the same dashboard has to exist per client, per market or per region, and be right on a Monday morning, does.
One dashboard per client, each on its own cadence, each opened by the client through a link with no seat and no platform login to chase. You can run 100+ of them, side by side. Because access is given per ad account, an account manager on one client cannot read another, and neither can a dashboard they build.
The same dashboard per market, drawing from all your ad and analytics accounts, such as Google Ads, Meta or GA4, inside one page, so the group view and the market view come from the same request rather than two spreadsheets that disagree. Dates follow your organisation's timezone, so they read the way your team reads them.
Numbered versions, each with the person who made it and the note describing what changed. Whoever inherits the account can read that history and restore any of it without knowing how the thing was built, because the plan of data requests travels with the page.
Every tool that touches an advertising platform is read-only. Each dashboard lives on its own sealed address: it cannot reach anything else, and it shows only the data Upbuild put in it when it was last refreshed.
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