Manage your client roster
Add clients manually or import the client roster. New clients receive a workspace; existing clients can be provisioned through Client workspaces.
Manage clients in your agency, keep their workspace access separate and show how original campaigns connect to recorded work. Set the reporting goal for each client.
Illustrative structure · No customer data
Lead generation
Sales outcomes
A client’s workspace role does not grant agency-wide access. Switching a workspace does not grant membership.
Keep client records and reporting in the workspace they belong to. Agency staff access and client access use separate roles.
Add clients manually or import the client roster. New clients receive a workspace; existing clients can be provisioned through Client workspaces.
Invite a reader to the intended workspace. A client viewer can read its reports without receiving agency team or library access.
Your agency manages its own team, libraries and delivery integrations. Another agency’s records do not become available by creating or selecting an agency.
Being signed in is the first step. Verified agency or workspace membership determines which records and actions a person can use.
Manage the agency team and client workspaces. Customer CRM accounts remain attached to their own workspace.
Owners manage their workspace’s CRM connection. Owners and editors can update manually managed leads; CRM-controlled outcomes remain protected.
Read the authorized workspace’s leads and reports. A viewer role does not grant editing or agency administration.
An agency may serve several industries. Choose the report layout per client while keeping the underlying lead and outcome records consistent.
See lead counts, outcomes, original sources and monthly volume. Start with the lead pipeline your client needs to understand.
Focus on recorded wins, contract values, service or project types and losses. Amounts represent recorded contracts, with currencies kept separate.
Use territory and ZIP sections where those records exist, or choose a complete report. Changing a layout does not add ad spend, ecommerce payments or missing source data.
Check a complete path before expanding to more client workspaces. Team access and reference libraries can follow when they are needed.
Sign in, create the agency and add the client. Set its report goal and invite only the people who need that workspace.
Capture the original source and campaign, deliver the lead to the right destination and retain the Attrival Lead ID.
Use a configured CRM path or an authorized manual update. Check the recorded result, missing data and amount against that same lead.
A client workspace role grants access to its authorized workspace. Agency roles are separate, and selecting a different workspace does not grant membership.
Yes, when there is an appropriate supported connection or configured workflow. Check the CRM catalog and setup requirements for that client’s account; provider readiness varies.
Yes. Choose the reporting goal per client. Saved configuration and presentation do not change the client’s lead records, totals or permissions.
No. Paid checkout and subscriptions are not available. Workspace creation does not activate a paid plan.
Creating a workspace does not start a paid subscription.