Quick Answer: Performance rarely changes for one reason in one tool. Analyzing connected platforms together, such as ads, analytics, email, CRM and store data, helps agencies see what moved at the same time, which is where explanations come from.
Your client's data does not live in one place.
It is in Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Search Console, the store, the email tool and the CRM. Each one tells part of the story, and none tells all of it.
The real problem is fragmentation
Most agencies do not have a reporting problem. They have a fragmentation problem.
A typical e-commerce client might use:
- Google Ads and Meta Ads for paid traffic
- GA4 and Search Console for site and search data
- Shopify for orders
- Mailchimp or Klaviyo for email
- HubSpot for leads
Multiply that by every client, and your team spends more time switching tabs than making decisions.
What single-platform reporting misses
Each platform answers questions about itself: how many clicks, how many conversions, what was the ROAS.
Performance usually changes because several things interact. Picture this (an illustration, not a real account):
- Meta results slip
- Google Ads holds steady
- Search Console shows fewer branded searches
- Email open rates fall
- Store conversion rate dips
Read separately, none of those is alarming. Read together, they suggest one thing is affecting several channels.
Looking across platforms is how you notice that.
What LedgeSpace connects
LedgeSpace has 23 live integrations:
- Ads and analytics: Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Microsoft and Bing Ads, YouTube Analytics, Instagram Organic, Matomo
- E-commerce: Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce
- CRM and email: HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Pipedrive, Brevo, Intercom, Unbounce
- SEO and reputation: Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, Semrush, Ahrefs
Four more are listed as coming soon: CallRail, Stripe, Trustpilot and Salesforce.
Every plan includes all live integrations. If you use a platform that is not on this list, check before you commit, because larger tools in this category connect to more sources.
How RUSHA uses all of it
RUSHA is LedgeSpace's optional AI add-on. It has direct access to your connected data when you ask a question, and two background scans run on their own:
- Anomaly detection: compares each client's last 7 days against their usual baseline and drafts an insight when a metric moves more than 2 standard deviations
- Correlation detection: looks over 8 weeks for strong statistical relationships between metrics across connected platforms
Both produce drafts. A client sees nothing until you approve it.
And every number RUSHA writes is checked against your connected data before you see it.
What cross-platform analysis cannot do
It cannot prove causes. A strong relationship between two metrics is a lead worth checking, not an answer. RUSHA is set up to use cautious wording for that reason.
Frequently asked questions
What is cross-platform analysis? Analyzing data from several marketing platforms together, instead of reading each platform's reports on its own.
Why do agencies use so many platforms? Each one does a different job: advertising, analytics, store, email, CRM and SEO.
Does RUSHA need all 23 platforms connected? No. It works with whichever platforms you connect for a client. More connected sources means more it can compare.
How much does RUSHA cost? $26/mo for 225 insights, $46/mo for 600 or $99/mo for 1,500, billed monthly, on top of a platform plan from $39/mo billed annually.
See your own client data side by side
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