All your marketing data in a dashboard your leadership understands
Dash brings paid media, analytics, organic search and e-commerce into one dashboard per client. You build the dashboard by form, from templates, set goals and comparisons, and share it through the portal — under your agency's identity.
Real sources with the client's account · Form-based builder · Goals, alerts and comparisons · Client portal
Why Dash
The data is scattered; the report is built by hand
Google Ads in one tab, Meta in another, GA4 and Search Console in two more, the store in a fourth place and the same old spreadsheet. Every week someone consolidates it all by hand to build the client's report. Dash brings the sources into one dashboard and leaves the report ready to present.
Too many sources, no dashboard
Paid media, analytics, organic search and the store live in separate platforms. Without a shared dashboard, reading the client means exporting CSVs and pasting them into a spreadsheet every week.
A manual report that slips
Consolidating numbers, writing the summary and formatting the presentation takes hours — and typos come along for the ride. What should be analysis turns into assembly work.
The client without a consolidated view
Without one place under the agency's brand, the client can't track performance between meetings — and every attribution discrepancy becomes an unanswered question.
What Dash does
Bring together, compare and present performance — in a single system
From the connected source to the client report, without jumping between ten tools and without exporting spreadsheets.
Form-based builder
Pick a template and add widgets — KPI, line, bar, donut or table — tying each one to a source and a metric. You build by form: no drag and drop.
Periods and comparisons
Set the dashboard's period, compare with the previous interval or another window, and track the variation per widget.
Source comparator
Cross similar metrics from different sources — store revenue vs GA4, for example — and see where attribution diverges, classified by severity.
Goals and alerts
Set goals per account and create alert rules for drops, anomalies or deviations, with history and an alert center.
Reports and presentations
Turn the dashboard into a narrative report and a presentation under your agency's identity, and export to PDF.
Assisted reading, with caution
An assisted summary of the period flags highlights and points of attention, separating fact from hypothesis. It suggests; the reading and the decision remain yours.
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Get to know DashSources
Where the data comes from — and what is a connector vs an import
Each connector is read-only and uses the client's authorized account. Without the credentials, the source does not connect — nothing is invented. What has no connector comes in through manual import.
Connectors (read-only, with the client's authorized account)
Connection by authorization (OAuth), read-only. Updates are periodic — manual or scheduled.
Google Ads
Campaigns and performance: clicks, cost and attributed conversions.
Meta Ads
Ad insights: impressions, clicks, spend and conversions — ads only.
GA4
Sessions, acquisition, pages and events — read-only.
Search Console
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position in Google organic.
E-commerce
Orders, products and store revenue — Shopify, WooCommerce or Nuvemshop.
Manual import (not an automatic integration)
Bring in data without a connector through manual import. It does not sync on its own: you update when you want.
CSV / TSV
Paste or upload the table; Dash detects columns, numbers and dates.
Google Sheets
Import via the spreadsheet's public link, exported as CSV.
Other sources — such as TikTok and LinkedIn Ads, organic social networks, more e-commerce platforms and CRMs — are in expansion and do not connect yet. We announce each connection when it truly exists.
In action
From the connected source to the exported report
An illustrative example of the real Dash flow — it includes the point of human review of the reading before any use. No real account, data or brand.
From source to report, step by step
IllustrativeSource connected
Connect a source with the client's authorized account, read-only.
Indicators selected
Choose the metrics that matter for the account and the period.
Dashboard built
Build the dashboard from a template, with widgets tied to a source and a metric.
Filters applied
Slice by account, channel or campaign to isolate what matters.
Period compared
Set the period and compare it with the previous interval.
Human review of the reading
The assisted summary flags highlights and attention; you review before using.
Visualization shared
Publish to the client portal via a protected link, under the agency's identity.
Report exported
Generate the report and export it to PDF to send or present.
Flow: connect the source with the client's authorized account; select the indicators; build the dashboard from a template; apply filters; compare the period; review the reading (human control point); share the visualization in the portal; export the report to PDF.
Use cases
Where Dash fits day to day
Three real situations Dash solves without exporting spreadsheets or building the report by hand.
The client's monthly report
Consolidate media, site and store into one dashboard and generate the month's report and presentation, under the agency's brand.
Attribution discrepancy
Compare conversions from the store, GA4 and the media platforms and show where the numbers don't match.
A heads-up before the meeting
Set goals and get an alert for a drop, anomaly or deviation to act before the client notices.
How Dash handles the data
Periodic updates, protected access and cautious reading
Dash is clear about what it does and does not do. No "real time", no source that connects without the client's account, no AI deciding for you.
Periodic, never real time
Sources update through manual or scheduled syncs — periodic, never "real time". You always know when the data was last updated.
Fails closed without credentials
Each connector requires the client's authorized account. Without the credentials, the source does not connect — Dash does not invent data or fill gaps.
Assisted reading, your decision
The assisted summary separates fact from hypothesis and flags discrepancies. It suggests and highlights; the reading and the decision are always yours.
Protected access and portal
Access per client, with no service key in the app. The portal and links use a protected token and do not expose the accounts' credentials.
For agencies and performance teams
Built to serve many clients, each with its own dashboard
Dash was designed for those who deliver performance to many accounts at once — with each client's dashboard and portal, under the agency's identity.
Client portal
Share dashboards via a protected link with external viewers, without granting access to operations or to the accounts' credentials.
Agency identity
Dashboards, reports and the portal carry your agency's logo and colors. A custom domain is not available yet (coming soon) — it is not a full white label.
Multi-client by dashboard
Each client has its own dashboard, portal and goals. Serve many accounts without mixing data or brands.
System plans
Three tiers that unlock more as you grow. On Max, you get access to everything.
Starter
Essentials to start
- Dashboards and visual panel builder
- Data sources and spreadsheet import
- Reports, goals and alerts
- AI smart reading (executive summary)
- Data health and external viewers
Pro
Full operation
- Dashboards and visual panel builder
- Data sources and spreadsheet import
- Reports, goals and alerts
- AI smart reading (executive summary)
- Data health and external viewers
- Integrations: Google Ads, Meta, GA4, Search Console and e-commerce
- Executive reports and advanced alerts
- Client portal, presentations and benchmarks
Max
EverythingEverything unlocked
- Dashboards and visual panel builder
- Data sources and spreadsheet import
- Reports, goals and alerts
- AI smart reading (executive summary)
- Data health and external viewers
- Integrations: Google Ads, Meta, GA4, Search Console and e-commerce
- Executive reports and advanced alerts
- Client portal, presentations and benchmarks
- Source comparator and advanced permissions
- Brand identity (white label) and scheduled automations
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Centriu Dash?
It is Centriu's marketing dashboards and BI system, for agencies and performance teams. It brings paid media, analytics, organic search and e-commerce into one dashboard per client, with goals, alerts, comparisons, reports and a client portal. Dashboards are built by form, from templates.
Which sources does Dash connect?
Connectors by authorization, read-only, with the client's account: Google Ads, Meta Ads (ads only), GA4, Search Console and e-commerce (Shopify, WooCommerce or Nuvemshop). There is also manual import of CSV/TSV and of Google Sheets via public link. Other sources — such as TikTok and LinkedIn Ads, organic networks and more platforms — are in expansion and do not connect yet.
How do I build a dashboard? Do I need to drag and drop?
It is not drag and drop. You start from a template and add widgets by form — KPI, line, bar, donut or table — tying each one to a source and a metric, and setting period and comparison. It is fast and repeatable across clients.
Does Dash update in real time?
No. Updates are periodic: manual or scheduled syncs. Never "real time" or "syncs on its own". You always know when each source's data was last updated.
Does the AI reading interpret the data on its own?
It is an assisted, cautious reading: it summarizes the period, flags highlights and points of attention and separates fact from hypothesis. It suggests and highlights; the reading and the decision remain yours. It does not replace analysis or decide for you.
Is Dash white label with my agency's domain?
Dashboards, reports and the portal carry your agency's logo and colors, and the client sees your brand. A custom agency domain is not available yet (coming soon), so it is not a full white label.
Does Dash show the client's finances and margin?
No. Dash is marketing and media BI. Margin and finances per client belong to Gauge — different domains and, today, with no confirmed integration between the two. Dash does not replace a financial tool.
From scattered data to a dashboard the client understands
Connect the sources with the client's account, build the dashboard by form and share it through the portal under your agency's identity. Talk to a specialist and see Dash applied to your accounts.