Adding a client

A client is the top level: the customer you track for.

You add one from the Add client form, fill a short set of fields, and Huntit creates it in about a second, then takes you to the new client page where you add brands and profiles under it.

The fields, one by one

Client name. Must be unique within your agency.
Account manager. A required pick from your agency's members, not free text, defaulted to you. It routes this client's notifications to that person, and it does not restrict who can see the client — everyone on your agency sees every client. See account manager ≠ a permission.
Industry. A short label from your own list.
Language (when you have a choice). Words this client's report and every AI read of their posts. It appears only if your agency works in something other than English — otherwise there is no second option to pick. See Huntit and your language.
Service tier — Basic / Pro / Enterprise: your own commercial label for the relationship. It gates nothing, so there's no default — pick the one that fits. Not to be confused with follower tier, which describes an audience's size.
Notes (optional) — anything worth remembering.
Client logo (optional) — fronts this client's pages and their shared reports; without one Huntit uses their own brand's profile picture, and uploading a logo replaces it.

The Add client form: the account manager who gets this client's notifications.

After you submit

On success you land on the new client page, told that you can now add brands and profiles under it. If a client with that name already exists, the form says so inline — names must be unique in your agency.

The next step is adding a brand or creator.