Know what brings enquiries. Know what to do next.

No. Start with the accounts you use. Search Console and Analytics alone will tell you what people search for, what they do when they arrive and which events counted as an enquiry — that is most of the weekly question. Add an ad account when you want the spend beside it. Every answer says which sources it read, so you always know what a number is missing.

Because signing up would not work yet. Connecting Google and Meta needs their approval of our app, and those reviews are in a queue — including Google Ads, which today reaches Google’s test accounts rather than real ones. Opening signup now would hand you a form and then a provider block. Self-service is where this is going; leave your email and we will tell you when your setup can actually connect.

No. The weekly update arrives as an email you can read without opening anything. Claude, or another assistant that supports MCP, is for the follow-up questions and for setting things up by asking — which is how dashboards and alerts get arranged here, rather than through a settings screen.

You choose which website events count, and Mevnix uses those and says so on every figure. They are event occurrences: one person filling in a form twice is two of them, and none of them is a booking until you say it is. Keeping those three things — recorded events, serious enquiries and booked customers — visibly separate is deliberate. A tool that blurs them will eventually tell you an expensive lie.

Then you will see the underlying counts and how long they cover, and sometimes you will be told there is not enough to judge yet. That is the answer, not a failure to produce one. A review can stay open for weeks if a booking business needs weeks; inventing a weekly winner out of nine sessions is how a reporting tool loses your trust.

Not today. What is connected is read-only: Mevnix can look at your accounts and cannot pause a campaign, move a budget or edit a setting. Any ability to change something would need permissions you grant separately, and would go through an approval step you see before anything happens. Nothing here acts on your accounts on its own.

The reporting tools have MCP and AI features too — that argument is over and it was never the real difference. Theirs is a pipe: it moves your numbers somewhere and you decide what to do with them. This is a habit: you say what an enquiry means, what you can afford and how much time you have, you get one action, and that decision is still here next week with a review date on it. Compare the job, not the connector count.