Your client follows along

A portal in your agency's name, where your client approves.

Your client gets their own portal with your name, logo and colours. There they approve content or ask for a change, see their calendar and reports, and send requests through a fixed form.

Portal: In your agency's name
Approving: Approve, reject or ask for a change
Phone: Fixed bar at the bottom

This is how your client sees the portal with white-label on. Rebuilt from the portal in the demo environment.Example agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

What your client sees.

Their portal holds everything that is ready for their brand, and nothing of your other clients.

Your client's portal
In the portal	What they do there
Content	Approve, reject or ask for a change
Calendar	See what goes live when, per channel
Reports	Read back the reports delivered to them
Strategy	Read their course, goals and pillars, when that page is on for them
Media	Add their own images for their posts
Requests	Send a request through a form

The calendar in the portal of Dagspa Luwte, as someone on the client's team sees it, in Dutch. At the top the bar Vraag Clyde of ga naar, below it the notice that two posts wait for approval and that a manager on the team reviews them. Below that the posts of today and this week, marked posted, to review and scheduled. — 2 posts wait for approval. A manager on your team reviews themExample agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

A content calendar for several clients

Approving, on their phone too.

Your client opens a post, reads the caption and chooses: approve, reject or ask for a change. On their phone, Content and Calendar sit in the fixed bar at the bottom.

Only a manager on their team can approve. The others follow along, but approve nothing.

The approval window is rebuilt from the portal.The phone shows the real calendar: Dashboard · Content · Clyde · Calendar · MoreExample agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

The calendar in the portal on a phone, in Dutch: the notice that two posts wait for approval and that a manager on the team reviews them, the posts of today and this week, and at the bottom the fixed bar with Dashboard, Content, Clyde, Kalender and Meer. — The approval window is rebuilt from the portal.The phone shows the real calendar: Dashboard · Content · Clyde · Calendar · MoreExample agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

Requests go through one form.

If your client wants something extra, like a post about a new product, a campaign or input for their strategy, they fill in the request form in their portal. Every request becomes a ticket, with their message and the date they want.

The request form in the portal of Dagspa Luwte, in Dutch. Under Wat wil je aanvragen? the choices Extra post, Reel/video, Campagne and Strategie-input, with Extra post selected. A text field with the example text Een post over de cadeaubon voor de feestdagen, the field Gewenste datum (optioneel) and the button Verstuur aanvraag. Below that Eerdere aanvragen, with one request In behandeling. — New request · Send request. The text in the field is an example and was not sent.Example agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

Their own Clyde, who only reads.

Your client gets Clyde too, in their portal and on WhatsApp, for questions about their own marketing. That Clyde reads and explains, but plans, changes and publishes nothing.

This card sits on your client's strategy page, when that page is on for them. Otherwise they ask Clyde through the bar at the top of their portal, or on their phone through Clyde in the bar at the bottom. What you do with Clyde, and what he puts to you, is on the page about working with Clyde.

Strategy

Ask Clyde

Where are we with the goals?What are you doing this month?What do I still need to approve?

Rebuilt from the card Ask Clyde on the strategy page of the portal.Example agency and example brands from the demo environment of the app.

How Clyde works for you

Who does what.

Clyde does the work, you decide, and your client follows along and approves.

Clyde	You	Your client
Makes drafts for posts, carousels and blogs	Approves before anything goes live	Approves, rejects or asks for a change
Schedules them per channel	Chooses how independently Clyde runs fixed tasks	Sees their calendar and reports
Prepares the reports	Pauses a post or a whole client	Adds their own images
Answers your client's questions, read only	Decides what happens with a request	Sends requests through the form

How to tell your client you work with Clyde.

You do not have to hide it. Clients mostly want to know who checks the work. Three sentences you can use:

Three sentences for your client

"We work with Clyde, an AI colleague who prepares and schedules your content."

"Nothing goes live before we have checked it and you have approved it in your portal."

"Clyde remembers your brand voice and your feedback, separate from our other clients."

Where your client's data is kept How memory per client works

Questions about the client portal.

What agencies want to know before their client follows along.

Does my client see FutureMarketingAI or my agency?

Your agency. With white-label on they see your name, logo and colours, on their phone too.

Who at my client can approve?

Only a manager on their team. The others follow along and approve nothing.

Can my client approve or request something through WhatsApp?

No. They approve in their portal, on their phone too, and requests go through the form. On WhatsApp they can ask Clyde questions about their own marketing.

What does a portal per client cost?

Nothing extra. The portal comes with every client brand: at the introductory price you pay €1,297 per month excl. VAT with five client brands included. See the pricing.

Let your client follow along.

A 30-minute call. After it you know whether the portal fits your clients.

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