Mediora is an enterprise media intelligence platform built by a performance marketing agency to run its own multi-client, multi-platform ad portfolio — then hardened into a product. Every score, finding, and benchmark on this platform is computed from real account data, never a placeholder.
Hours spent exporting data and eyeballing it for issues, instead of minutes spent fixing what's actually wrong.
A different ads manager, export format, and mental model for every channel, with no unified portfolio view.
Governance issues get caught, fixed informally, and forgotten — with no owner, due date, or history to prove it happened.
"Is this CPA good?" answered by instinct instead of real, cited industry data for the account's actual vertical.
Client-ready decks rebuilt by hand every cycle instead of generated straight from the same findings the team already trusts.
Health, compliance, and benchmark status living in separate documents that are already stale by the time anyone reads them.
Five stages, all shipped today for the platforms already live.
Every connected account, across every live platform, in one workspace — not four separate ads managers.
Real findings assigned to a real owner with a due date and status, plus a full audit history of what changed and when.
KPI comparisons sourced from named, methodology-disclosed public reports — with an honest gap where no verifiable source exists.
One-click PDF export with a 30/60/90-day roadmap, generated straight from the same findings the team already trusts.
Executive summaries and the portfolio assistant only ever reference metrics actually pulled from the account — never a fabricated figure.
Platform API credentials are stored and used server-side only — they never touch the browser.
Teams managing dozens of clients across multiple platforms who need one honest view of the whole portfolio, not a spreadsheet per client.
Brands running spend directly across Meta, Google, Microsoft, and LinkedIn who need portfolio-wide health without stitching together each platform's native reporting.
The people accountable for making sure naming, tracking, and budget governance actually hold up across every managed account — with a real trail to prove it.
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