For multi-client agencies
The day one client sees another client's name.
The fear isn’t poor organization. It’s sending one client a link that shows another client’s name — once is enough to lose both. Each workspace has its own links, its own sales and its own report, and nothing crosses the wall. Two workspaces and sales tracking are included in the free plan.
The principle
Siloed, not filtered
A filter is a view laid over mixed data: all it takes is a reset for everything to show up together. A partition is a boundary in the data itself.
In practice: a link belongs to one workspace and one only. And nothing your client sees — their report, their read-only access — shows another client: there is nothing for them to stumble upon.
Boulangerie Marceau
14 links · 3 channels · $8,402 attributed
Studio Vantour
31 links · 5 channels · $22,145 attributed
Cabinet Lorrain
7 links · 2 channels · $3,980 attributed
One client never sees another.
“Sending a report link where the dropdown lists your other clients.”
“Picking up a January spreadsheet and no longer knowing which row belongs to whom.”
“Having to re-read every export before every send, every time, just to be safe.”
“Explaining to a client why their name appears in a colleague’s tool.”
The difference comes down to one word
Filter
Data is mixed. A view separates it.
Partition
The data was never mixed to begin with.
One resets. The other doesn’t.
15
client workspaces in the Pro plan
1
workspace per client, never shared
0
client-facing screen where another client appears
Frequently asked questions
Can my client log in themselves?
Yes, with read-only access to their workspace alone. They see none of your other clients, none of your costs, none of your internal notes — just their links and what they brought in.
What if I bring in a freelancer for one client?
You can give them read-only access to that one workspace: they will see that client only. For them to work in it, they become a member of your account — you choose which screens they see, but they then see all your workspaces.
What happens when I lose a client?
You revoke their access: they no longer see anything. The workspace stays with you, with its links and numbers. Nothing is deleted unless you ask for it.
Does this change anything for existing links?
No. An existing link attaches to a workspace without being recreated: it keeps its short address and its click history.
See a siloed workspace in the demo
The demo opens a workspace of sample data, with its links, its sales and its report. No account, read-only.
Open the demo