Every angle on one client, in one page.

A success coach walks into a client call needing three things: what changed, what it cost, and what to ask for. Those live in six systems that do not talk to each other. Coach reads all six and writes the three.

Sign in How it works

Sneeze It staff sign in with their work email. Clients do not sign in at all. They get a link to a page their coach has published.

What it reads

Demand
Meta and Google: spend, leads, cost per lead, and how old the newest ad is.
Conversion
The call centre: how fast leads are called, how many book, how many show, how many join.
Visibility
Rankings and site health from SearchAtlas; listings and reviews from Synup.
Market
From Sneeze Audience: who competes in the trade area and which of them are advertising.
Money
Cost per lead, cost per member, budget pacing, and how it compares to similar locations.
Findings
The above, turned into ranked things to say, each with its evidence and one ask.

The part that makes it useful

Coach does not hand a coach thirty numbers. It reads them against the client's own prior period and emits findings: worst first, each with the figures behind it, why it costs money, and the single thing to do about it. That ranked list is the call.

Two pages, one truth

Every finding is marked for the coach or for the client. The client page is the same report with the internal findings filtered out, not a second document that drifts out of date. The coach publishes it deliberately, it freezes at that moment, and it can be revoked. A client never sees a number their coach has not already read.

What it will not do

Coach only reads. It has no write path to an ad account, a listing, a review or a CRM. And when a source is down or a client is not wired into one, the panel says so in plain words instead of showing a zero. A missing number is a job to do; a zero is a lie.