Agencies solutions
Buyer-facing company page on Agencies.
Use case
One workspace per client. Connect their accounts, invite the team, then run Lab, Post, and Campaigns without mixing brands.
The checklist
Open a workspace for the contract. Link only that client's profiles and ad accounts.
Strategists draft in Lab. Social queues Post. Buyers build the flight in Campaigns — same workspace.
Bring the calendar and the flight to the review. The Lab draft stays next to the post it was written for.
How it works
Create the client on Team workspaces and invite strategists, buyers, and the client member if they approve.
Link social and ad accounts in Connections so OAuth stays inside that brand.
Queue the week in Post, draft in Lab, and open Campaigns for the flight.
Account leads walk the same calendar and flight the team operated on — not three exports reconciled on Friday.
Why this sticks
Buyer-facing company page on Agencies.
Buyer-heavy pods can start from performance marketers.
Questions
Open a workspace for the client, connect their profiles and ad accounts, invite the team in Collaborate, then run Lab, Post, and Campaigns inside that boundary.
Each client is one workspace with its own Connections. Lab drafts, Post slots, and Campaigns flights stay in that workspace.
The Post calendar and the Campaigns flight for that workspace. Lab drafts sit next to the work they were written for.
Agency workflow
Connect their accounts, invite the approver, and keep the week and the flight in that workspace.