Analytics

One dashboard for what actually worked across every network

Reach, engagement rate, your top posts, and the times that landed — pulled from all your connected accounts into a single view. The few numbers that change what you post next, without tabbing through six native dashboards.

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What actually worked

Analytics

Last 30 daysExport

Total reach

1.24M↑ 24%

Reach

92.4K

Mar 16

Feb 16Feb 23Mar 2Mar 9Mar 16

635.8K

Views

4.8%

Engagement

Top

Best network

How it works

Four steps from idea to live — and the last one runs without you.

Step 1

Connect your accounts once

Link the profiles you actually run and Kadenzo pulls each network's own metrics through its official API. It reports on your connected accounts only — never anyone else's, never scraped.

Connected

Instagram · 2 profiles

LinkedIn · 1 page

X · 1 account

Step 2

See every network side by side

Reach, engagement rate, and follower change land on one screen, normalized so you can actually compare platforms. No more six tabs, six layouts, and six different definitions of the same word.

Engagement rate · 30 days

Instagram72%

LinkedIn58%

X34%

Step 3

Find what landed and when

Your top posts surface ranked by engagement, not recency, so the winners are obvious. The best-time view shows when your audience actually showed up, drawn from your own posting history.

Posts that landed

Tue 9:00 AM

Carousel · 8.1% ER

Thu 12:00 PM

Reel · 6.4% ER

Sun 7:00 PM

Thread · 5.9% ER

Step 4

Export the report and move on

Pick a date range, choose the accounts, and pull a clean PDF or CSV ready to drop into a client deck or a monthly review. The numbers leave the dashboard so you don't rebuild them in a spreadsheet.

Exported

✓May report · PDF

→All accounts, 30 days

♢CSV for the spreadsheet

What you get

Every network in one view

Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and the rest report side by side on one screen, so a weekly check is two minutes — not a tour of six native dashboards.

The metrics that change decisions

Reach, engagement rate, top posts, best times. The numbers you act on are front and center; the vanity follower count isn't the headline.

Engagement rate, computed for you

ER calculated consistently across platforms so you compare like with like, instead of eyeballing raw likes against wildly different audience sizes.

Client-ready exports

Pull a branded PDF or a CSV for any date range and accounts in a click. The monthly report stops being a Sunday-night copy-paste job.

Best times from your own data

When your audience actually engaged, drawn from your real posting history — not a generic chart that says 'post at 9 AM' for everyone.

Vanity metrics feel good and tell you nothing

Follower count is the number everyone screenshots and the number that changes the least about what you should do next. It goes up slowly, it's easy to game, and it says nothing about whether the post you published on Tuesday actually reached anyone or moved them to do something.

Kadenzo's dashboard leads with the metrics that change a decision: reach, engagement rate, top posts, and the times your audience was actually present. Engagement rate is the honest one — it puts a post with 200 likes from 1,000 followers ahead of a post with 500 likes from 50,000, because the first one genuinely connected. We compute it the same way across every network so the comparison means something.

The goal is a dashboard you glance at and immediately know what to do more of, not a wall of charts you nod at and forget. Fewer numbers, chosen carefully, beat a hundred that no one reads.

Follower count is the number that feels best and changes your next post the least.

Kadenzo vs Native platform analytics

Kadenzo

Native platform analytics

All networks in one view

Engagement rate computed the same way

Each defines it differently

Cross-network comparison

Export & reconcile by hand

Who it's for

A two-minute weekly check

Open one dashboard, see reach and engagement rate trending across every channel, and know what to make more of — without touring six native apps.

Solo creators

The monthly report, without the dread

Filter to one client, pick last month, and export a clean PDF straight into the deck. The report becomes a click instead of a Sunday-night spreadsheet rebuild.

Agencies

Prove the campaign worked

Compare reach and engagement across networks for a single launch in one view, so the recap to leadership is grounded in numbers, not vibes.

In-house teams

Frequently asked

Which accounts does the dashboard report on?

Only the accounts you connect to Kadenzo. It reads each network's own metrics through its official API for the profiles you run — your own performance. It never reports on competitors, never scrapes, and never touches accounts you don't own.

How is engagement rate calculated?

We compute it consistently across networks — interactions measured against reach or audience size — so a small account that genuinely connects ranks ahead of a big one that didn't. Calculating it the same way everywhere is what makes the cross-platform comparison honest.

Why not just use each platform's built-in analytics?

You can, and for the deepest single-platform cuts they still go a layer further. The pain they don't solve is using them together — six logins, six layouts, six definitions of 'engagement.' Kadenzo lines those numbers up in one normalized view so a weekly check or a multi-network report takes minutes.

Can I export reports for clients?

Yes. Choose a date range and the accounts you want, then export a clean PDF for a client deck or a CSV for your own spreadsheet. The numbers leave the dashboard formatted, so you're not rebuilding the monthly report by hand.

How far back does the data go?

From the day you connect an account, Kadenzo keeps a running history so trends build over time. Some networks limit how much historical data their API hands back at first connection, so the earliest weeks can be thinner — it fills in fully as you keep posting through Kadenzo.

Where do the best-time recommendations come from?

From your own posting history — when your real audience actually engaged with your real posts. It's not a generic 'post at 9 AM' chart applied to everyone; the more you publish through Kadenzo, the sharper your personal best-time picture gets.

Works well with

Content CalendarTake what worked and plan more of it on the calendar.Multi-Platform PublishingPublish to the best times your data surfaced.Social ListeningPair the numbers with what people are saying back.

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