Your Ahrefs data now covers five new areas in AgencyAnalytics.

Together, that's a full view of search performance, from AI visibility to technical site health, all without leaving AgencyAnalytics to check Ahrefs directly.

to begin pulling Keyword Explorer and AI Visibility data, you'll need to update your Ahrefs data source settings, add your relevant IDs, and set your row limit.

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Now you can . Compare AI responses to see exactly how they've shifted over time, then pinpoint the moment a client started (or stopped) getting mentioned and cited.

That's the proof clients ask for. Now you can show them the before and after, tie it to the optimization work behind it, and demonstrate the impact in black and white.

More updates coming soon to AI Tracker!

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Report on your MailerLite email campaigns right alongside every other channel in AgencyAnalytics.

Build dashboards with it, add it to Custom Metrics, and report on email performance the same way you already report on everything else.

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You can now schedule an AgencyAI request to run on its own, daily, weekly, or as a one-time job, and the result lands right in that client's conversation history.

Head to AgencyAI → Schedules → Add schedule. Name it, set the cadence and time, write the request, and save. From there, it runs without you.

You'll still open AgencyAI. You just won't have to ask it the same question twice, the answer will already be there.

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You can now filter your custom metrics and KPIs with advanced options, including , , and . Use these to zero in on exactly the numbers you need.

Your data updates to show only what matches.

Regex matching is available for anyone who needs more precise, pattern-based filtering, such as isolating a specific naming convention or campaign structure.

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Client tagging gives you a more flexible way to organize and filter your client list.

You can use tags alongside your existing groups and folders without changing a thing about how you're already organized.

Every report now has a Shares tab that shows your full sharing history in one place including emails, scheduled emails, links, and PDF downloads.

Users can filter by share type, sort by any column, and take quick actions like resending an email or copying a link, right from the table.

AgencyAI now comes with skills, ready-made prompts and custom ones you build yourself, so you get straight to the answer instead of writing the question from scratch every time.

Built from real customer feedback, these are ready to go the moment you open AgencyAI. Just click one and it runs.

It depends on what you're doing. Looking across all your clients? Find at-risk accounts, celebrate wins, or research a prospect. Looking at one client? Prepare your meeting notes, run a health check, spot keyword opportunities, investigate a metric change, or draft a client update email.

Got a task you ask AI to do the same way every time? Turn it into a custom skill: the exact instructions AgencyAI should follow, saved so you're not re-explaining. Build as many as you need.

Use one to always highlight a specific metric, analyze performance a certain way, or write in your agency's own language.

Each custom skill is yours by default. Share it with your account's admins and staff if the whole team should use it, and any edits you make apply the next time it runs.

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The Data Sources client tab is now just Data, and it's evolved. Your client's custom metrics, views, and files all live there now, alongside your existing connections.

One place for everything that builds your client's intelligence and powers AgencyAI's answers. Stay tuned for more updates to this area, where you'll be able to add even more client context.

We've , and it's no longer available for selection.

Microsoft's API doesn't give us the data we need to calculate this metric accurately, so we removed it rather than show numbers you can't trust.

Impression Share can no longer be added to new reports, dashboards, or widgets. If you already have it in an existing one, you'll see a deprecation notice where the metric used to appear. Go ahead and remove it to keep your reports clean and accurate.

and are not affected. Those metrics come directly from Microsoft and are still available.

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