An agency checklist for requesting client account access
A client access request should identify the platform, the work requiring access, the person receiving it and the permission needed.
Practical guides to client workflows for owner-led marketing agencies.
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A client access request should identify the platform, the work requiring access, the person receiving it and the permission needed.
A client approval workflow needs one current deliverable version, a defined reviewer, a clear decision and an owner for the next action.
Adapt fifteen client onboarding questions about goals, scope, contacts, assets and dependencies, with a separate process for account access.
Client offboarding should reconcile the agreed work, final deliverables, outstanding decisions, account ownership and access removal.
Plan an agency onboarding workflow with clear start conditions, intake, access, project ownership, readiness checks, and a visible path for exceptions.
Use a practical agency onboarding checklist for agreement, intake, access, project setup and kickoff readiness. Includes an editable CSV template.
An agency status report should tell the client what changed, what is blocked, which decision is needed and what happens next.
An agency lead workflow needs a reliable capture record, one response owner, a qualification decision and a visible next action.
A project brief should turn the agreement and client inputs into a clear delivery instruction.
A proposal follow-up workflow should track the version sent, the prospect's decision date, the next responsible person and the conditions that stop reminders.
Define who accepts the agreed scope, resolves commercial ambiguity and authorizes the transfer to delivery.
A scope change workflow should capture the request, compare it with the current agreement and identify its delivery, timing and commercial effects.
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