Four platforms, four vocabularies
Meta's reach is not LinkedIn's impressions is not GA4's users. Comparing channels means translating them first, by hand.
For marketing teams and the agencies that serve them
InsightUno pulls Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Google Analytics 4 into one place, keeps the history, and answers questions in plain words — so nobody downloads a report again.
Ask
Why did LinkedIn reach jump this month?
The problem
Every platform reports well on itself. The trouble starts when the question spans more than one.
Meta's reach is not LinkedIn's impressions is not GA4's users. Comparing channels means translating them first, by hand.
Every week or month someone exports four CSVs and reconciles them in a spreadsheet. The report is only as current as the last person who did it.
Platform screens show a limited window. Last year lives in somebody’s downloads folder, if it lives anywhere.
Whoever knows how to pull the numbers becomes the bottleneck — and the answer to "how did we do?" waits for them.
What you get
The same four groups the console's sidebar uses: how you are performing, questions in plain words, the data behind it, and who sees what.
Dashboards built for each kind of reader — the manager who wants posts, the CMO who wants a trend, the founder who wants two minutes.
Type the question the way you would ask a colleague. The answer comes from your stored data, shows how it got the number, and says so when it cannot answer.
Connect each Page and property once. Syncs run on a schedule, and history is stored — dashboards read what was stored, never the platform live.
One login for an agency, every client kept apart. Roles decide who can connect, who can sync and who can only look.
Tell us which channels you report on and we will set your organisation up with you — half an hour, on a call.