Agencies
Run every client account from one place.
Keep each client's customer data separate, then move between accounts without logging out.
From brief to approved campaign
Keep assets, feedback, revision, and approval attached to the work they belong to.
Launch artwork, version 3. Copy is final.
Approvals
Sign-off from a phone, on a Sunday.
The artwork goes where the client actually looks, and comes back approved or marked up.
What the customer sees
ImageReply buttonsMessages
What the team gets
Creative approved
Approved with one change, ready to schedule
Put the work where the client reads things
Take approval or changes in one tap
Record who approved what, and when
Where multi-client work becomes risky.
Keep each client separate and easy to run.
- One client's data leaking into another's
- A shared account or spreadsheet makes it too easy to send from the wrong client or expose the wrong conversation. Each client needs a genuinely separate account.
- A login per client
- Ten clients means ten accounts, ten password resets, and a new starter who cannot work until somebody remembers all of them.
- No record of who approved what
- When a client asks why a message went out, an agency needs an answer better than a memory. Without a record of who decided and exactly what went out, that conversation is uncomfortable.
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A separate account for every client
Each client's messages, contacts, files, and connected channels stay in their own account. Teammates only see the client accounts they are invited to.
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One login across client accounts
Add client accounts as your agency grows, then move between the accounts you are invited to without signing in again.
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The right team on each client account
Invite teammates only to the clients they work with. Conversation assignments make ownership clear inside each client account, while the full customer record stays available to that client's invited team.
Common questions
Is one client's data really separated from another's?
Yes. Each client account keeps its own messages, contacts, files, and connected channels. One client cannot open another client's data.
Can one person work across all our clients?
Yes. One login can move between every client account you have been invited to.
Who owns the WhatsApp account, us or the client?
The client. The integration runs through their own Meta business, and the account, number, and templates stay with them if they ever leave.
Can we prove to a client what was sent and who approved it?
The send history keeps the exact message, recipient, reviewer, and delivery status under the client's account.
How many client accounts can one login use?
One login can use every client account it is invited to. Each client branch has its own plan, as shown on the pricing page.
Ready to put this to work?
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