InfluenceKit tracks how your content performs across channels — your own website or blog, social platforms, email newsletters, and more — so you don’t have to log in to each platform’s own dashboard to see how a campaign is going.

For sponsored content, this makes reporting to a sponsor straightforward: the report shows exactly what a piece of content did, in one place.

When you add a deliverable to your InfluenceKit calendar, InfluenceKit automatically tracks its performance and keeps the numbers updated. For stats a platform doesn’t expose automatically, you can add them manually.

Click Share Report at the top of the report to open your sharing options. Email sends it with a message you can edit — the {REPORT_BUTTON} placeholder becomes a link to the report. Share Link gives you a URL to send however you like, and Export downloads it, including as a PDF.

If something turns up on a report that doesn’t belong there — a post hashtag tracking picked up by mistake, or one meant for a different campaign — ask Kit to take it off. Open the report, paste the link to the post into Kit and say it doesn’t belong. Kit tells you which post and which report it found and checks with you before removing it. Once you say yes, the post disappears from the report and from its share link.

Removing a post only hides it from that one report. Nothing is deleted: the post stays on the creator’s assignment and on any other report that includes it, and refreshing stats or hashtag tracking won’t bring it back. If the report is already open in another tab, reload it to see the change.

To bring a post back, ask Kit to put it back. Kit can list the posts you’ve taken off a report, and it checks with you before restoring one.

Only people who can edit the report can remove or restore posts. Anyone viewing a shared link can’t.