The all-locations view: Reporting and product lanes

Updated November 2026

When you run more than one location and pick All locations in the switcher, your Dashboard becomes Reporting: one place to see how every location is doing. A business with one location sees its Dashboard instead.

Product lanes

Under the Reporting title, a switch picks the lane: Local SEO, Reviews or Ads. Reviews opens first. Next to it, pick the date window: 7D, 30D, 3M or 6M, or week, month or year to date.

The Reviews lane

Reviews collected charts the running total of Google reviews across your locations. You can switch each location on or off in the chart. If you launched reactivation, a line under the chart shows the pace you picked.

Below it you'll find New Google reviews in your window, how long reviews take to arrive after you ask, and Nearby Competitors: the top-rated businesses near you, next to yours. Is everything running? shows the state of your Google connection, contact syncing, plan limit and card on file.

The Local SEO lane

For locations with Rank or the More Jobs Bundle, this lane shows your map rank on a heat map, a list of your locations, and a leaderboard table. Without Rank, you'll see what Rank does and an Explore Rank button.

Once Google is connected, the lane also shows calls, website clicks and impressions from Google. Connect Google Analytics to add website sessions, conversions and visitors.

The Ads lane

Once ad spend and booked revenue come in, the Ads lane shows your total ad spend, jobs won, cost per lead, and what each ad dollar returned. Until then it says there's no ad return to report yet.

A quiet start is normal

A brand-new account shows empty cards and charts. That's expected. Each number grows as your locations send requests and collect reviews.

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