Reporting
Weekly Ads Report
Your Google and Meta numbers, narrated, in your inbox every Monday.
Who it is for
Agencies, in-house media buyers, and founders who burn 30 to 60 minutes every Monday assembling the same cross-platform report.
What it does
Both platforms get pulled automatically, the numbers get compared to last week, and AI writes the executive brief: what won, what slipped, and what to do about it. Delivered before your coffee, every week, without anyone touching a spreadsheet.
The run
- 1
Receive scheduled trigger
Every Monday, 7:00 AM
- 2
Download platform metrics
Google and Meta via API
- 3
Analyze wins and flags
AI writes the narrative
- 4
Dispatch the brief
One email, ready to forward
What is Weekly Ads Report?
A weekly ads report is an automation that assembles your cross-platform ad summary and writes the takeaways, so Monday does not start with a copy-paste ritual. The numbers from each platform are pulled automatically, compared to the prior week, and turned by AI into a short executive brief: what won, what slipped, and what to do about it. It is built for agencies, in-house media buyers, and founders who lose thirty to sixty minutes every week rebuilding the same report by hand. The value is not just the time saved but the consistency: a report that arrives on schedule, in the same shape, makes trends obvious and keeps decisions from waiting on someone's availability. Otomations connects to the ad platforms you already run, so the brief writes itself from your live numbers.
The actual build
The production workflow on the n8n canvas. This is the system that gets tuned to your tools and turned on.
Common questions
Which platforms does it pull from?
The ad platforms you already advertise on. They are connected during the build, and the weekly brief compares them side by side against the prior period.
What does it run on?
It is built on the tools you already use, your phone line, inbox, calendar, CRM, and spreadsheets, with Claude for the reasoning and n8n for orchestration. There is nothing new for your team to learn and nothing to rip out.
Browse the rest of the library: the full workflow library
The next hire can wait. The next system cannot.
Twenty minutes, one bottleneck, one workflow scoped. That is the whole first call.