Unlimited
client workspaces
4
team role levels
1
login for everything
Frankfurt
EU data region
Built for managing a roster
The multi-client problem is the whole problem. This is designed around it rather than bolted on.
One workspace per client
Each client gets its own campaigns, creators, budget and shortlists. Switch between them from the sidebar — no logging out, no second account.
Data stays separated
Workspace scoping is enforced at the query layer, not hidden in the UI. One client's campaigns are never visible from another's workspace.
Team seats with real roles
Invite account managers as Admin, Member or Viewer. Juniors can draft and manage; only admins can invite others or touch billing.
Invitations that just work
Invite by email. Existing users get access immediately; new ones are dropped straight into the right workspace when they sign up.
Reporting per client
Campaign analytics, spend and creator performance scoped to whichever client you're viewing — ready to drop into a monthly report.
Enterprise terms
Unlimited seats and campaigns, custom commercial terms, and a named contact for onboarding your whole roster.
Role permissions at a glance
- Owner — full control, including billing and workspace deletion
- Admin — manage campaigns, deliverables and team members
- Member — manage campaigns and approve deliverables
- Viewer — read-only, ideal for clients you want to give visibility
- Seats are pooled across your plan, not per workspace
- Removing someone revokes access immediately, everywhere
Typical agency setup
- Create one workspace per client brand
- Invite the account lead as Admin on their clients
- Add junior staff as Members to draft and track work
- Give the client a Viewer seat for transparent reporting
- Shortlists are shared, so research isn't repeated
- Switch workspace to change every view at once
“Four hotel clients used to mean four spreadsheets and four inboxes. Now it's one review queue and a workspace switcher.”
Account Director
Dubai creative agency
“Giving clients a viewer seat killed the weekly status email. They just look.”
Managing Partner
MENA media agency