One project per client, a team of agents for each one
Every client of your agency becomes a project, with its own agents, tasks and briefing. Your agents produce content, pages and campaigns; your team reviews and approves; your client follows their project if they want to.
What your agents do
- They run each client account as a project, with its own instructions and memory.
- They produce articles, pages, posts and website updates.
- They prepare each client's report.
- They hand work off to each other: writing, publishing, follow-up.
- You invite a client or a contractor to their own project only, with their role.
A typical week
- Monday: the briefing for your twenty clients, with those waiting on approval at the top.
- Tuesday: twelve posts prepared for four clients.
- Thursday: two website updates tested, ready to go live.
- Friday: the week's reports, ready to send.
A fictional example: workloads, never promised results.
What stays with you
The client relationship and approval.
How far they go
You decide, agent by agent, what it does on its own and what waits for you. See the autonomy settings
Reference plan: Équipe