Automate reporting and campaign ops across every client — without building internal tools, hiring more operators, or migrating a single client to a template.
Agency economics have a quiet leak: the operational layer. Reporting, launches and creative pushes scale linearly with the roster, are billed to nobody, and consume the exact people who should be improving performance. Opera is built to take that layer over.
Two to four hours of reporting per client per week. At ten clients and a $55 fully-loaded hour, that's roughly $85k a year of analyst time spent moving numbers between ad managers and Sheets — before counting launches rebuilt by hand in three platforms, or creative refreshes mapped ad set by ad set. Every new client makes it worse, which is why growth so often means hiring another operator instead of keeping the margin.
The reason agency dashboards never killed this problem: they require clients to adopt their format, and clients won't. Opera inverts it. It learns each client's existing Sheet — tabs, monthly sections, KPI definitions, campaign prefixes, country filters — and keeps that report current. No portal rollout, no "where did my report go" emails, no client-facing change at all.
All of it isolated per client: credentials, data, rules, schedules and audit logs never cross.
The same team handles more clients, because the per-client marginal work collapses to: review the diff, approve the launch, write the commentary. Account managers stop being data couriers. And the errors that cost trust — wrong-week pastes, definition drift between analysts — stop being possible by construction.
Opera is built to touch production reports and live ad accounts without breaking anything:
See this running on your own reports.A 45-minute workflow audit maps your current process and shows exactly what Opera automates — step by step.
A hands-on implementation for a small cohort of agencies: your first clients automated in week one, the full roster on a schedule by week four.