Delagents

For agencies

More client work per head, with a record clients can see and be billed against.

Repurpose a webinar into a month of posts, research a prospect, draft the outreach. Put a client on the sign-off link so nothing publishes without them, and bill from the cost the record already shows.

Jobs to be done

What gets handed off first.

Content at volume

One transcript into posts and a newsletter draft in the client's voice, scheduled only after their approval.

Prospect research

A sourced brief on every company before the pitch, in the time it takes to make coffee.

Client sign-off

A guest reviewer link so the client approves in one click and the approval is on the record.

A first brief that works

From the client webinar transcript, draft six LinkedIn posts and a newsletter issue. Client-facing sign-off before anything is scheduled.

A week with staff

What changes by Friday.

  1. Monday: last week's webinar becomes six posts and a newsletter draft in the client's voice.
  2. Tuesday: the client approves from a link; the record shows who and when.
  3. Wednesday: prospect briefs for the pitch meeting, with sources.
  4. Friday: cost per client from the ledger, ready for the invoice.

Questions

What teams like yours ask.

Can clients approve without a seat?

Guest reviewers who can only sign off on a single delegation are planned for the Team tier. Today, invite them as viewers or approve on their behalf.

Can we keep clients separate?

Use one workspace per client for a hard boundary, or labels and per-client budgets inside one workspace. Cost centres per client are on the roadmap.

Does it write in the client's voice?

Give the agent examples and a voice guide in its instructions. Reviews and requested changes shape the next run.

Two hands passing a folded sheet of paper across a desk, drawn as a brass engraving

Hand it off.

Your first delegation takes a minute. Your first sign-off takes a second.