Understand each business
Evaluate changes against its own history and goals, rather than an unrelated portfolio average.
For business portfolios
Keep each business in view, with its own context.
Use consistent recurring analysis across the businesses you monitor. Keep their histories, sources and subscriptions separate while preparing better management conversations.
No sign-up or business connection needed for the demo.
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A consistent standard across different businesses.
Prepare with evidence
Use weekly findings, completed-month analysis and saved PDFs to prepare management discussions.
Keep access appropriate
Reader access is attached to the relevant business. Monitor analyses each subscribed business separately.
Two ways to begin
Explore first. Then see your own business.
The demo shows Parsora’s approach using fictional figures. Your own findings depend on your connected sources and available evidence.
Explore a demo →Your first Monthly Analysis is on usSee the completed month’s important findings, compared with the month before where data is available. Connect the sources that matter to your business. No card or automatic subscription. Get my first monthly analysis →
MonitorChoose your weekday and leave the regular analysis to Monitor. Clear findings, without preparing spreadsheets or searching through dashboards. Explore plans →
You stay in control
Connect for analysis. Keep decisions in your hands.
Parsora reads your data; it does not change advertising budgets, prices or account settings. Connection pages explain how access is used.
Inspectable evidenceKeep the figures and relevant explanations behind important findings within reach.
Separate controlsDisconnecting a source and deleting saved data are separate actions.
Explore connections and permissions →Business Memory
Each analysis picks up where the last one left off.
Parsora remembers earlier findings and the business context you share. Is a decline continuing? Has a recovery held? What happened after a change you marked complete? The next analysis puts new figures in that history.
It brings forward what has changed and what still matters, rather than repeating the same warning.
Explore Monitor →See the analysis for yourself
Find an example that feels like your business.
Explore sample findings and the numbers behind them, before signing up or sharing business data.