Where did that number come from?
Every agency sends a report. Almost none of them can be checked. This one shows its working on every figure, or it does not show the figure.
If it did not happen in the system, it does not appear in the portal.
One record, composed two ways.
The portal your team opens every morning. One rule built it, and that rule shaped everything after. Nothing in it may invent a number.
Every figure arrives with its source, the period it covers and the moment it was captured. Printed under the number, not buried in a footnote.
An attribution we modeled is never shown as one we measured. A day nobody measured draws a gap in the chart, not a zero, because a line resting on the floor is the more convincing lie. A figure made for a demonstration says so on the screen, in production, with no setting to switch it off.
Most agencies run two realities. What is in the system, and the story you get on a Friday. Here there is one record, composed two ways.
Five screens. Each one built around the rule.
Today
Revenue, orders, sessions, conversion, cost per order. As of a timestamp, in your timezone.
Against the same weekday last week, never against yesterday. Every business has a weekday shape, and an agency reporting Tuesday against Monday is reporting that shape as news.
Ask Neige
Ask in your own words. Get an answer built from your own records.
Every source printed beneath it. Ask something we hold nothing on and you get a plain refusal naming what is missing, rather than an estimate dressed as an answer. The refusal is the feature.
Work
What we are delivering, at the altitude you want it.
Objectives and milestones, task detail one level down. No progress bar, because ninety per cent is confidently wrong in the case that matters: the project nine-tenths done and blocked on the one thing that decides whether it works.
Creative
Approve or send back, in one press.
Every decision written to a record nobody can edit afterwards, us included. Who approved what, when, and which version they were looking at. A new version never inherits the last one’s approval.
Billing
Numbered, itemized, with a tax breakdown and an audit trail.
Apple Pay in a tap, or card. The invoice outlives any decision we make about payment providers.
Your accounts. Read only. Current.
Connect
Shopify, GA4, Google Ads, Meta, Search Console, Klaviyo. You connect them, you disconnect them, and every permission we ask for is read-only. We cannot change anything inside your accounts, and a test fails our build the day that stops being true.
It stays current
Orders land within about a minute. The advertising platforms are pulled every fifteen, because they restate the last few days as attribution windows close, and a system that only listens for new orders quietly overstates a quarter.
It is composed, not dumped
Today’s figures. Then our read on them. Then what is waiting for you. Then what shipped. A dashboard is a wall of numbers. This is a page with an argument.
The part we would rather say out loud.
- This is a young product. It is in use, it is not yet in use by many, and the sections that are not built say so plainly instead of showing you an empty screen dressed as a finished one.
- Ask Neige answers a narrow set of questions today and refuses the rest by design. We would rather it decline than guess. Widening it is work, not a switch.
- Some sources connect without yet feeding figures, and the portal says which, on the connection itself, rather than showing a green light that means nothing.
- We are telling you this on the marketing page. That is the point.
Ask us where a number came from.
The portal comes with every retainer. If you are already working with us, you have access. If you are not, ask us something specific about your own account and watch where the answer comes from.