For agencies

Every client, one dashboard, real numbers

Four clients, four voices, four sets of rules — and one place to run them all. The clinic sounds like a clinic, the boutique like a boutique, and the alert reaches you before the client ever notices.

NNile Clinic
1,204 sent61% opened
LLila Fashion
3,870 sent58% opened
CCafé Marou
642 sent66% opened
Token expires in 3 days — fix before the client notices
HCoach Hana
910 sent72% opened
How it works

Set up once per client, then let it run

Every client keeps their own accounts, rules and words. You keep one dashboard.

  1. Step 1

    Connect each client account

    Add every client's Instagram and Facebook Page under one workspace — up to dozens of accounts, each connected in a couple of minutes through Meta.

  2. Step 2

    Write each client's rules in their voice

    Their keywords, their message, their link, their follow-gate — in whatever language that client sells in. Nothing goes out in a voice the client didn't approve.

  3. Step 3

    Report what worked, per account

    Links sent, links opened, follow-gate conversions and failures — per rule and per client, ready to drop into a monthly report.

What agencies use it for

A service you can sell, run, and prove

Comment-to-DM is the kind of automation clients notice on day one and ask about in every review call.

  • Many clients, one login
  • Each client's own words
  • Tracked links and real numbers
  • Failure alerts before the client notices
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The report

Numbers per client, ready for the review call

Sent, opened, followed — the three figures a client understands in one glance, and the ones that renew the retainer.

October · all clients
per account
ClientLinks sentOpenedFollowed
Nile Clinic1,20461%38%
Lila Fashion3,87058%44%
Café Marou64266%29%
Coach Hana91072%51%
Sent, opened and followed — per rule and per client — ready to drop into the monthly report.
After the chat

Give every client more than replies

Auto-replies are easy to copy. Campaigns, carts followed up and numbers a client can read are what keep the retainer.

Campaigns

Campaigns in each client's name

Email campaigns built from the client's own products, sent from their address to people who agreed — with a follow-up for those who didn't open and a welcome series for new subscribers. A new line on your service menu.

Abandoned carts

Carts followed up, not just questions answered

For clients who sell, every cart filled in the chat and not confirmed waits in one list with the chat beside it. Following those up is work a client can see — and pay for.

Analytics

Numbers you can put in the report

Each account's week against the last: what came in, what was answered, what sold. Rules ranked by response, tracked link clicks, campaign opens and clicks — the monthly report starts from the dashboard, not a spreadsheet.

Replies to copy

Six clients, one login

What your clients' customers ask, answered in each client's own words. Change them to yours.

Dental clinic · WhatsApp
Their customer
Do you do whitening?
Your client answers
Yes — $120, about an hour. Want the next free time?
See free times
Fashion brand · Instagram comment
Their customer
SIZE
Public reply
Size guide sent 📏
Your client answers
Here's the size guide — tell me your height and I'll suggest a size.
Size guide
Restaurant · Messenger
Their customer
Do you have vegan dishes?
Your client answers
Yes — six of them, marked 🌱 on the menu.
Open the menu
Language school · Facebook comment
Their customer
price?
Public reply
Prices sent in Messenger 📩
Your client answers
Group classes are $60 a month, private ones $15 an hour. Which suits you?
Gym · Telegram
Their customer
/start
Your client answers
Welcome to the 30-day challenge 💪 Day 1 is below.
Day 1
Any client
Their customer
I want to make a complaint
Your client answers
I'm sorry to hear that. I've passed this to the team — they'll answer you here.
What you get

The four that decide whether this scales past three clients

Running one account well is a different job from running twelve without mixing them up. These are the parts that make the second one possible.

Multiple accounts

Connect several Instagram accounts, Facebook Pages, WhatsApp numbers, Telegram bots, TikTok accounts and inboxes, and run them all from one place. A connected store counts toward the same limit as an account.

Every word is yours

Public reply, opening DM, button text, link message — you write all of it. Nothing is sent in a voice that isn't yours.

Test before you go live

Type a comment the way a customer would and see exactly which rule answers and what it sends. Rules that nearly fired are listed too, with the reason they didn't.

Never fails in silence

If your Meta access lapses, your allowance runs out, or messages start failing, you are told in the app, by email and on Telegram if you connect it — before it costs you customers.

See what's working

Your dashboard shows what came in, what was answered and what sold, against the week before. Every rule is ranked — the ones people answer to, and the ones nobody reaches.

Bring your team

Invite the people who answer with you, each signing in as themselves. An agent gets the inbox; a manager gets everything except billing, the team and connections. Seats come with Pro and above, and more can be added when you need them.

For agencies

What agencies ask before connecting

Straight answers about clients, teams and billing.

Can I run many clients from one login?

Yes. Connect each client's Page, Instagram, WhatsApp number or Telegram bot. Every account has its own rules, notes and tone.

Can my team work in it too?

Yes. Teammates get their own seats in your workspace, and the conversations they take over are theirs to answer.

Can a client's account be in two workspaces?

No. A Page, an Instagram account or a number is live in one workspace at a time, so two tools never answer the same customer.

Do my clients have to give me their passwords?

No. They approve access on Meta's own screen, or hand you a Telegram bot token. Nobody's password is ever shared.

How is it billed?

One plan for your workspace, counted per person your clients' accounts talked to each month — not per message.

Will one client's answers ever reach another's customers?

No. Rules and notes belong to the account they were written for, and nothing crosses between accounts.

Other businesses

Not an agency? Start here

Add it to your service menu.

Start free with one account to see it work, then move up to a plan that fits your client list.