Client-specific workspaces
Keep sources, users, permissions, campaigns, approvals, budgets, and evidence correctly separated by organization.
FOR AGENCIES & CREATOR MANAGERS
Give every brand a clear workspace for sources, briefs, approvals, delivery, performance, and reporting while your team keeps portfolio-level oversight.

MORE CLIENT OUTPUT. CLEARER HANDOFFS.
Bring the client strategy and let the brief carry it into production. Keep brand references, sources, and feedback organized by campaign. Agree who communicates with the client, who approves the edit, and what your team needs for the final handoff.
Compare campaign scope and production costs01Turn a client webinar into a focused batch
02Support an existing editorial calendar
03Test a new short-form offer with one client
Campaign structure, review states, measurement, and reporting remain consistent while each brand keeps its own audience, voice, rights, and creative rules.
Keep sources, users, permissions, campaigns, approvals, budgets, and evidence correctly separated by organization.
Carry forward proven brief structures, review checklists, measurement definitions, and reporting formats.
Route decisions to the right internal, agency, or client reviewer and keep the history attached to every clip.
Turn delivery and verified creative insights into a polished client narrative without rebuilding the numbers by hand.
Define members, roles, client reviewers, templates, and delivery standards.
Customize the strategy, source, creative rules, economics, and platforms for each brand.
Find portfolio patterns without pretending different audiences and objectives are directly interchangeable.
AGENCY CONTROL
Centralize the repeatable work while preserving clean access boundaries and campaign-specific definitions.
BEFORE YOU START
Yes. Organization membership and role-based access are designed to scope client data and actions to the appropriate workspace.
The workflow can capture agency-specific brief fields, review requirements, naming conventions, and reporting standards.
Agency plans and private-network access are part of the recommended business model and can be scoped around portfolio size and managed services.
GIVE THE NEXT STEP A CLEAR START