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Clients overview

The Clients area is where your agency manages every account you serve. Start on the Clients list to scan your roster, then open a client record when you need full context.

TermWhat it is
Client recordThe live account for one business: status, priority, contacts, tasks, tickets, notes, programs, files, and custom field values.
Client ProfileThe template that defines which fields and defaults apply when you create or edit clients of that type.
Info SheetThe default detail view for a client record after you open it from the list.

Creating a client picks a Client Profile template and saves a new Client record. Opening that record lands on its Info Sheet.

  1. Open Clients to see every client you can access.
  2. Use search, View By, Columns, and Filters to find and organize the roster.
  3. Select a client name to open its record and work from the Info Sheet.
Client record with Info Sheet selected, Tasks, Tickets, Notes, and Programs navigation, status and priority in the header, details rail, and profile sections
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  • The header shows the client name plus status, priority, tags, assignment, and time zone.
  • Info Sheet shows the sections and fields defined by the assigned Client Profile.
  • Tasks, Tickets, Channel, Notes, Forms, Views, and Credentials keep client-specific work and context together when your permissions allow them. Channel is the internal Chat conversation for that client. See Chat overview.
  • Programs, Billing, Users, Integrations, History, and Settings provide additional client controls when your permissions allow them.
  • The details rail repeats core client values and provides section navigation on the Info Sheet.

The client portal is a separate signed-in surface where external contacts can access shared work and conversations for client accounts linked to them.

Editorial illustration of a glowing keyhole doorway representing secure client portal access. Concept Client portal Understand how the signed-in client portal gives external contacts access to shared client work, tickets, billing history, and account areas. Editorial illustration of a client profile card being added to a folder, representing creating a new client record. How-to Create a client Add a client record from the Clients list using Client Name, Client Profile, and any agency-required fields. Editorial illustration of search, filters, column layout, and pinned client cards on a client roster grid. How-to Find and organize clients Search and filter clients on the Clients list, customize columns, sort results, pin important accounts, and switch list layouts. Editorial illustration of a client record card with editable fields, tags, branding, and profile settings. How-to Update a client Edit client details on the Info Sheet and Client Settings, change status and priority from the list, update branding and slug, and reassign the Client Profile template. Editorial illustration of a client profile card connected to custom field types and a configuration panel. How-to Create custom client fields Add custom fields on Client Fields so client records can store the data your agency needs, then place them on a Client Profile layout. Editorial illustration of stacked note cards being organized into a folder, representing client notes and folders. How-to Work with client notes and folders Create rich-text notes, find important context, and organize a client's notes with folders, pins, favorites, types, tags, and attachments. Editorial illustration of a client record connecting to a repeating program cycle. How-to Add a program to a client Subscribe a client to a published program and review billing, dates, task pick-up, one-time tasks, and backfill choices. Editorial illustration of a client card linked to task and ticket cards. How-to Find a client's tasks and tickets Open the Tasks and Tickets views on a client record and continue the same linked work in the main task or ticket area. Editorial illustration of a client contact receiving a portal login invitation, representing client portal access for an external contact. How-to Invite a client portal user Invite a client contact to the client portal so they can sign in and access this client's workspace. Send a client portal invite from the Client Portal Users page. Editorial illustration of a client record leaving an active workspace box toward secure storage, with a warning marker representing a high-risk delete action. How-to Delete a client Remove a client from normal Clients lists with typed DELETE confirmation. Delete one client from the record page or several from the Clients list.