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ED · Agencies & multi-location businesses

Community management for agencies and multi-location businesses, centralised

Whether you are an agency managing clients or a brand with several outlets: run all your accounts from a single space. Each client or location keeps its own voice, networks and calendar. You keep the final say.

Coming soon to the general public. The private beta is free.

How ED equips agency community management

A single tool to produce, get approved and publish across all your accounts, whether they are agency clients or the locations of a single brand. Without mixing up accounts, without re-entering data.

Today

A spreadsheet for schedules, cobbled-together shared access, back-and-forth by email to approve. At five clients, you spend more time organising than producing.

With ED

Each client has its own space. Content is produced, approved and published in the same place. Agency community management becomes manageable again, even as you grow.

Agency community management without mixing up accounts

The risk in an agency is publishing the right content on the wrong account. ED walls off each client: its voice profile, its connected networks, its calendar. Nothing gets mixed up.

Agencies as well as multi-location networks

The same logic for an agency and for a brand with several outlets. An agency runs its clients, a brand runs its locations: in both cases, each account has its own space, access and data, isolated.

Frequently asked questions

Is it for agencies or for multi-location brands?
Both. Whether you are an agency managing clients or a brand with several outlets, ED brings all your accounts together in one space, each isolated. You move from one to another without confusion.
Can the client approve content themselves?
Yes. You enable client approval: they approve or request a change before publishing. You can also keep approval on the agency side.
Does each account have its own brand voice?
Yes. Each space, client or location, has its own voice profile, networks and calendar. No risk of confusing the tone of one account with another.
Are there different roles?
Yes. You assign access: agency administrator, editor, client. Each person only sees what concerns them.
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