Weekly client report

From Settings › Sites, the "📧 Client report" button sends a summary by email every week, all on its own — designed for agencies who have to report back to their clients.

#What it's for

Once a week, Snorklee sends your client — straight to their inbox — a summary of the last 7 days: the key figures (visitors, page views, time spent, bounce rate, and how they've moved), a chart of the most-read pages, then an overview of AI traffic — how many AI robot hits there were, as the robots declare themselves, how many pages assistant robots fetched live, and how many visitors those AIs sent you — at least, since most AI apps hide where the visitor came from. Every figure is compared with the 7 days before.

All of these are real figures, counted in your statistics. Since August 2026 the report no longer contains a single sentence written by an AI: what your client receives comes straight from your data, untouched.

The AI part only shows up when something actually happened that week: a quiet week won't add an empty section. For the detail (which robot reads which pages), it's all in your dashboard: that's a topic for running the site, not for the client's summary.

#Configure the report

In the panel, fill in: the client's email, the sender name (your brand), an address to reply to, a logo (https URL), the language, the day and time to send (with time zone), a title (where you can drop in {site}, {date}, {period}), an intro and a signature. Tick the box certifying your client's consent, then Save & activate.

#Test before activating

The "Send me a test email" button sends a copy to you (never to the client), even before you've saved — so you can check that everything looks right. You can also pause the sending or delete it whenever you like.

#Unsubscribe and re-enable

Every email contains an unsubscribe link (plus the standard link that mail apps recognise). If your client unsubscribes, sending stops at once and you're notified by email; a "client unsubscribed" badge appears on the site's row. If they ask for the report again later, the "Re-enable" button (with the same certification) resumes sending.

#Branding and privacy

The email goes out from an authenticated Snorklee domain — so it lands properly in the inbox — but it carries your name and your reply-to address: if the client replies, they're writing to you. If an address is invalid or a complaint comes in, sending stops on its own. No data about a person ever leaves the server: the report holds totals only; a page seen by fewer than 3 visitors is not listed, and AI visits under 10 show as "< 10", so it can never point at any one individual.