Clients — list, detail, and the Usage table
Clients in the sidebar is the roster of every client you serve, and each one opens its own page.
A client page answers one question: what are we tracking for this client, and how much has it used. It doesn't answer which posts are winning — that lives a level down, on brand and profile pages.
A search beside Add client narrows the roster by name, industry or account manager.
What's on a client page
Top to bottom:
- A details strip — service tier, industry, the client's language when your agency has one to choose, the onboarded date, and the account manager's name. These are the fields you set when you added the client; change them from the Edit modal.
- The Brands & creators list — every brand or creator under this client, with its type, its platforms, and its profile counts (total and active). This list is the drill-down into each Brand page.
- The Usage table — the client's four monthly counters, the current month plus recent ones, with See all months opening the full history. See monthly usage counters.
- Notes — the free-form note you keep on this client, when one exists. See more opens it in full.
If the client has no client-owned brand yet, a calm strip invites you to add one, because reports measure the market against your client's own brand. Once that brand exists, the strip asks for a profile under it.
It's a nudge rather than an error, and it goes only once the own brand has at least one profile tracked.
Why there are no winners here
You won't find a winner count or a badge column on a client page, and that's deliberate.
A client blends its own brand, its competitors and its inspiration brands together, so one "winners" number for the whole client would mix them into something that misleads.
Winners show where they're coherent instead: on a single Brand page, a Profile page, and in the winners vault.