The Mozaic Platform is bursting with reporting because good feedback is essential to positive and sustained growth. Here are the major reporting tools and locations followed by some suggestions for even more data analysis. 

Reporting
There are many many ways to report website data - google made a whole division out of just analytics. We include google analytics inside your WordPress dashboard to make that information convenient. If a website has e-commerce (woocommerce) there is reporting in the dashboard for that as well. In the screenshot below, you can see the Google statistics on the left (blank as it has not been set up) and the woocommerce statistics on the right. Other reporting in the dashboard includes form submissions, and WordPress default reporting on website statistics such as the number of pages and posts you have, comments and comment moderation, and security.

Security
On the security side, Wordfence reports failed logins, top 5 ip addresses blocked, top countries blocked, from your WordPress Dashboard. We like to include a summary (when we can) right inside the dashboard for "at-a-glance" reporting, after all that's what a dashboard is for right?! On the plugin page itself you can see more detailed reporting, and for the most severe reports (like hacking attempts) you can have immediate notofications sent to you in email. Wordfence will also send you a summary report of security activity to your email at specific intervals (daily, weekly, etc)

The Mozaic Portal

Inside your Mozaic portal is more reporting. As the screenshot below shows; there are 4 quick links to your services, domains, support tickets, and invoices. Below the quick link buttons you see short summary reports of; active products, recent support tickets, affilliate program payouts, and Mozaic news and updates.
 



One of my favorite parts of the portal is the email history, located under the client name at the top right of the page (see screenshot).




The account shown in the screenshot below has about 130 emails archived including support questions, invoices, payment receipts, password resets, anything you've communicated to and from us in the portal!





The next area for extensive reporting is cPanel. cPanel is where you configure many of your server options like domain names, emails, software installs, and much more but for this KB article we are looking at cPAnel reporting. There is a great deal of dashbpoard at-a-glance reporting down the right side of cPanel including; Primary Domain, Home Directory, Last Login, Addon Domains, Aliases, autoresponders, aliases, disk space usage, bandwidth usage, and so on. In the main section of cPanel under the metrics section is more data reporting than most people would care for but cPanel knows this information is critical to IT departments, developers, administrators and support. In the security section you can see a report of all your active ssl certificates under SSL/TLS Status. 

There is so much reporting in cPanel that it could easily be a seperate KB article. At the very bottom of this article I included the report from the Analog Stats icon in the metrics section, so you can see just how detailed the reports can be.

Other Reports
I want to touch on a few other reports generated by various tools that we find useful. First, in our smush plugin it reports the amount of file size savings shaved off the images that have been uploaded to your site. The reason this is important is that file size is directly related to load time - the smaller the images file sizes the faster the site loads! Second, caching plugins like Hummingbird monitor your site for areas of improvement to site speed and report what and where you can adjust settings to increase performance. Third, SEO reports. In addition to the yoast plugin displaying SEO quality, readability, and indexing, we have external tools like "Site Audit" This tool attempts to do a quick assessment of any website you give it, sending the report to the email of your choice. It's a great way to get an overall view of how well your website (or your competitors) is doing in regards to SEO.

What Else?
There are still more options! Why you might ask? Some companies make a living by doing nothing but reports. They specialize in customizing the report so that it includes the data you find most helpful, while excluding the piles of less helpful data that could obscure or confuse the reader. These services are actually really handy, creating customized reports that are white labelled to your organization for you to disseminate to your clients on a weekly or monthly basis. Some clients love this information and read everyword, other clients only browse the headlines and are happy knowing you are working in the background to keep their website up and running. Depending on the size of your organization, pay reporting services can cost thousands of dollars a month.

But wait, you can implement custom reporting for your clients very easily and inexpensively with the help of a few plugins.
The link below is to a free plugin that let's you download or export just about any piece of information WordPress will serve up - ready for you to create your own custom reporting at no additional cost

https://wordpress.org/plugins/exports-and-reports/ 

Another service/plugin to consider is managewp.com
They have many features for Agencies and designers who have multiple websites, including reporting.
http://managewp.com

Looking for a specific type of reporting? Contact us, we'd be happy to offer some solutions and help!
 

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Analog Stats report example from cPanel below:

Monthly Report

(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary | Domain Report | Organization Report | Failed Referrer Report | Referring Site Report | Browser Report | Browser Summary | Operating System Report | Status Code Report | File Size Report | File Type Report | Directory Report | Request Report)

Each unit () represents 8 requests for pages or part thereof.

month	#reqs	#pages
Dec 2016	3176	51
Jan 2017	10126	50
Feb 2017	1706	37
Mar 2017	13400	278
Apr 2017	7119	117
May 2017	4984	57
Jun 2017	1667	25
Jul 2017	477	25
Aug 2017	453	21
Sep 2017	104	19
Oct 2017	5067	58
Nov 2017	574	10

Busiest month: Mar 2017 (278 requests for pages).

Daily Summary

(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary | Domain Report | Organization Report | Failed Referrer Report | Referring Site Report | Browser Report | Browser Summary | Operating System Report | Status Code Report | File Size Report | File Type Report | Directory Report | Request Report)

Each unit () represents 4 requests for pages or part thereof.

day	#reqs	#pages
Sun	1664	45
Mon	8719	142
Tue	11694	145
Wed	10176	156
Thu	6851	122
Fri	5541	94
Sat	4208	44

Hourly Summary

(Go To: Top | General Summary | Monthly Report | Daily Summary | Hourly Summary | Domain Report | Organization Report | Failed Referrer Report | Referring Site Report | Browser Report | Browser Summary | Operating System Report | Status Code Report | File Size Report | File Type Report | Directory Report | Request Report)

Each unit () represents 3 requests for pages or part thereof.

hour	#reqs	#pages
0	629	16
1	264	9
2	66	3
3	80	3
4	89	8
5	234	5
6	583	12
7	1556	27
8	1851	36
9	4988	86
10	5689	81
11	6187	89
12	4347	83
13	4009	66
14	4725	59
15	3502	44
16	1828	20
17	1643	26
18	942	10
19	941	21
20	657	20
21	194	7
22	2932	14
23	917	3