Good work needs room to move.
Bring client context, creative thinking and production review into one working environment. Keep each client distinct, with the right material close to the people producing it.
Built around recognisable agency work.
Keep each client in context
Use a separate re-group child account for each client. Their business knowledge, audience and selected source material inform the work you create.
Make a stronger first draft
Use Agency Studio to turn a request into a brief, explore three creative routes, shape a brochure or explain a design. Client-facing copy stays separate from internal notes.
Turn comments into decisions
Give Springboard the actual feedback to organise amendments, conflicting instructions and questions. Use the result to prepare a clear client reply.
Keep review beside the version
Use re-flow for project files, versions, annotations and approval rounds. See the work being discussed and the decision recorded against it.
One client. A brochure and a launch page.
A practical example of planning, production and review working together.
Make sense of the request
Open the client account and give Agency Studio the supplied notes. Build a brief with the scope and unanswered questions made clear.
Develop the direction
Explore creative routes, then draft the brochure structure and headline options using the agreed message.
Review the actual work
Add the design files to re-flow. Collect comments on the relevant version and request approval when it is ready.
Prepare the public page
Build the launch page in Web Studio with the approved material. Review it on mobile and desktop, then publish.
A few useful answers
Does every project need its own account?
How does the agency setup work commercially?
Is re-flow available now?
Give good work a clearer path.
Bring a familiar client job. We can show you where its brief, creative work, website and review would sit.
Talk about your workflow