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Reportei and Meteor AI agents
Connect Reportei to a Met: ask how each client did, compare periods and fetch reports and dashboards with the official MCP.
How does Reportei connect to Meteor?
With the Reportei ready connector, your Met queries the projects you have in Reportei, where each project is a client and its data comes from the 40 marketing platforms Reportei connects, across social media, ads, web analytics, ecommerce, CRM and email. It gives it 38 tools: it reads metrics by period, compares two periods, summarizes campaigns, content and audience, tracks goals and fetches reports and dashboards with their share links. If the admin leaves the write actions on, it also creates reports, dashboards, goals, automations and timeline events. Deleting events and webhooks starts switched off. The service is paid by your Reportei plan.
What it automates
What a Meteor Met does with Reportei
Answer how a client did
You ask the Met on WhatsApp how a client did last month. The Met finds their project, fetches the period's aggregated KPIs and compares them with the previous month.
Share a report link
The Met finds the client's report or dashboard and gives you its share link, without you having to open Reportei.
Check how goals are going
The Met lists a project's KPI goals and fetches each one's progress, so you see how much is left before the month closes.
Add a note to the timeline
If the admin leaves the action on, the Met creates an event in the project's timeline, such as a milestone or a note about a campaign launch.
38 tools
Everything your Met can ask Reportei for
Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.
| Tool | What it does |
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get_company_settings | Returns the company profile, its plan and its feature settings. |
list_projects | Lists the projects, which are your clients, with search and pagination. |
get_project | Returns the full details of a project. |
list_integrations | Lists the connected platform accounts, filtered by project or by platform. |
get_integration | Returns the details of a connected integration. |
list_metrics | Shows the metrics available for a platform type. |
get_metrics_data | Returns the actual metric values for a period. |
list_reports | Lists the static reports, with filters. |
get_report | Returns the details of a report with its share links. |
create_report | Creates a new static report with a template and the integrations you choose. |
list_dashboards | Lists the live dashboards, which update when you open them. |
get_dashboard | Returns the details of a dashboard with its share links. |
create_dashboard | Creates a new live dashboard. |
list_templates | Lists the available report and dashboard templates. |
get_performance_summary | Returns the aggregated KPIs of all integrations for a period. |
compare_periods | Compares metrics between two periods. |
get_top_content | Returns the posts with the most engagement on social platforms. |
get_channel_breakdown | Shows detailed performance by channel category. |
get_campaign_summary | Summarizes ad campaign performance across platforms. |
get_audience_insights | Returns audience demographics, with age, gender and location. |
list_goals | Lists the KPI goals a project tracks. |
get_goal_progress | Returns the detailed progress of a goal. |
create_goal | Creates a new KPI goal on a metric. |
update_goal | Changes a goal's target value or alert settings. |
list_automations | Lists a project's report automations. |
get_automation | Returns the details of an automation. |
create_automation | Creates a scheduled report automation, which starts disabled. |
update_automation | Changes an automation's schedule, recipients or channels. |
toggle_automation | Enables or disables an automation. |
list_timeline_events | Lists timeline events, such as milestones, notes and annotations. |
get_timeline_event | Returns the details of a timeline event. |
create_timeline_event | Creates a timeline event with HTML content. |
update_timeline_event | Updates an existing timeline event. |
delete_timeline_event | Permanently deletes a timeline event. It starts switched off. |
list_webhooks | Lists the webhook subscriptions. |
create_webhook | Creates a subscription to events, such as report_viewed or goal_met. |
update_webhook | Changes the URL or scope of a webhook subscription. |
delete_webhook | Removes a webhook subscription. It starts switched off. |
The limits
What the Reportei integration does NOT do
We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.
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It does not connect new platforms. It works with the integrations already connected in each Reportei project.
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It does not delete timeline events or webhooks while those two actions stay off, as they start.
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It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before writing: the admin decides in Connections which actions stay on, such as creating reports or enabling automations that send reports to recipients.
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It does not get around your plan's limits. A new report can fail if you already reached the report limit, and the MCP uses the same request limits as the Reportei API v2.
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It does not pay your Reportei plan or the platforms you connect there. Meteor does not resell the service.
Before you start
What you need to connect Reportei
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A Reportei account on the Starter, PRO or Premium plan
The Reportei MCP is for accounts on those plans, with at least one connected integration.
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Connect Reportei in Met
In Met, open Connections → Reportei → Connect. A Reportei window opens so you sign in with your email and password and authorize Met on the consent screen.
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Your platforms connected in Reportei
The social, ads or analytics accounts you want to query have to be connected as integrations in the Reportei projects.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Reportei and Meteor
Those of every company you have access to in Reportei, because the server signs in with your user. Each client is a project.
Reportei automations can notify by email, WhatsApp or the app. If the admin leaves those actions on, the Met creates the automation, which starts disabled, and another action enables it.
Delete the MCP OAuth token in Settings → API Tokens in Reportei. From then on the Met stops reading your projects.
You do, with your Reportei plan. Met does not charge for the queries your Met makes to Reportei.
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