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# Looker Studio FAQs
### **How do I send a report to a client or colleague?**
From the **Share** menu, you can choose shareable links, scheduled email delivery, and PDF downloads.
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### **How can I set up the same reports for all my client accounts?**
You'll need to create one copy of the report for each Google Ads client you have.
We'd suggest a simple naming convention to make your reports easier to track, such as: ***MyClientName*** or ***AccountName – ReportType***
Since the data is refreshed automatically, you need only to create the report once. Your client will always have access to real-time data. This can replace sending a monthly report.
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### **How can I schedule my reports monthly?**
Looker Studio reports update automatically every day. You can choose a time frame for your performance data with the date range filter. However, you can also schedule a regular email delivery via the **Share** menu.
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### **Can I see data in the reports that isn't in Google Ads?**
Looker Studio natively supports many data sources, including Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Sheets, YouTube, Google Search Console, file uploads, and MySQL.
Looker Studio also supports many third-party connectors for sources like **Microsoft Ads, Facebook**, and **X**. Click the **Add data** icon to search for the data source you need.
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