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Reports and Snapshots

A report is a frozen snapshot of one site’s figures for a period, computed from stored data and never written as text. Start from the Executive or the SEO and Growth template, choose the site and the period, and generate it. Bad news comes first, and every figure says what kind of number it is.

By QueryRev AIPublished Updated3 min read

Key takeaways

  • A snapshot’s figures never change after it is generated; earlier snapshots stay as they were.
  • Each section is a block of figures, never edited text, in an order that puts bad news first.
  • Known, Influenced, Modeled and Incremental figures are different things and are never added together.
  • Read the Sample Report first to see how a finished report reads.

Start from a template

Open Reports. Start From a Template offers two reports, each with its sections already in order. See a Sample opens a finished report with invented figures, so you can read one before making your own.

The two report templates.
  • Executive

    For
    The founder and the owner: money, risk and verified results.
    Inside
    Bad news first; search and AI revenue, risk and opportunity; verified outcomes.
  • SEO and Growth

    For
    The SEO Manager: search movement, shipped work and outcomes.
    Inside
    Bad news first; clicks against the period before; verified effect.

Make a report

  1. Choose Use Template, or New Report and a type.
  2. Give it a name, and choose the site: a report covers one site.
  3. Choose the period: the last 7 or 28 days, this month, this quarter or your own dates. Then choose what to compare it with: the period before, the same period last year, or nothing.
  4. Choose the audience. Team shows each reader everything they may see at their revenue view; Client summary shows summary-level figures only.
  5. Choose Create and Generate to freeze its figures for the period, or Create Without Generating to do it later. A sample preview beside the form shows how the report will read as you choose.

A Founder or an SEO Manager creates reports; a Specialist creates them for the sites assigned to them. Other roles read the reports that cover the sites they see.

A frozen snapshot

Generating a report computes its figures once and stores them as a snapshot. A snapshot never changes afterwards, even when the data behind it does, so the figures you sent last month still read the same today. Generate Now again for a new snapshot; Snapshots lists every earlier one, and each opens as it was.

Each snapshot is checked when it is opened. If its stored figures no longer match their check, it is not shown at all, and the report asks you to generate a new one, rather than showing figures that cannot be trusted.

How figures are labelled

Every money figure carries its kind, and the kinds are never added together:

  • Known: the revenue of orders your store recorded, each with the visit that brought it.
  • Influenced: the revenue of orders where organic search was an earlier visit, not the last.
  • Modeled: a forecast or an estimate, shown as a range.
  • Incremental: the verified difference a change made against what would have happened anyway.

GA4-reported revenue is labelled as GA4’s, and quality flags travel with the figures they touch. The kind label, the flags and the confidence show on the page and in the PDF alike, so a figure means the same wherever it is read.

Read and download

On This Report lists the sections, with At a Glance first and a mark where bad news is. Download PDF saves the snapshot as a file to send or print, with the same figures, kinds and flags as the page.

Figures are generated at the revenue view of the person who generates them, and the report says which view that is. Verification and Outcomes explains where each verified result comes from.

Cite this article

A suggested citation. Its link goes to this page, whose address does not change.

QueryRev AI. “Reports and Snapshots.” QueryRev AI, 7 Nov 2026. https://queryrev.com/docs/reports

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