Agencies

Keep each client’s outreach in its own context

Run client campaigns with separate workspace context, instructions and prospect threads. Prepare outreach consistently while keeping the client’s voice and approval requirements clear.

A campaign with a clear brief

An illustrative example: an agency prepares outreach for a client offering warehouse planning services.

Client context

Keep the audience tied to the brief

Define who the client wants to reach and which sources the agent can use. Inspect prospect findings within that campaign’s context.

Explore agent setup

What the agent knows

Taylor Reed · Harbor Distribution

Warehouse manager

Harbor describes multi-site warehousing and regional distribution on its website.

CRM Company website

Illustrative product view · Example data

Campaign review

Write for the client, not a generic template

Set sender identity, writing style and strategy for the campaign. Require approval on email actions so the draft can be checked against the brief.

Explore approvals

Email draft

Not sent
To
Taylor Reed · Harbor Distribution
Subject
Warehouse planning at Harbor

Hi Taylor, I saw Harbor runs warehouses across several sites. Our team helps plan warehouse layouts. Are you reviewing capacity at any of your sites this year?

Waiting for your approval

Illustrative product view · Example data

Campaign conversations

Keep replies attached to the work

Review responses in the connected mailbox and retain the message history. Use workspace access controls to determine who can work with the campaign.

Explore workspace access

Warehouse planning at Harbor

Taylor Reed

Harbor Distribution · to you

We are looking at one site this quarter. Please share what a review involves.

Illustrative product view · Example data

Keep the relationship in context

Walk through a client campaign

Bring your audience, instructions and approval requirements. We’ll show how the workflow fits together in Lineer.