Deliver More Client Content and Grow Your Agency Without Adding Headcount
Docket is an AI content platform for agencies running many client brands. Each client is its own website with its own brand rules, competitors, Vault and WordPress, planned, drafted and checked 450+ ways from one workspace. Every publish is checked against the client's brand rules and logged, ready for client reporting.
One website per client
Own brand rules, Vault and WordPress
Where Does Content for Multiple Clients Go Wrong?
Usually in the handling rather than the writing. Four common patterns, and the part of Docket built for each one.
The Right Brief, Pasted Into the Wrong Client
Brand rules live on each website: banned terms, banned claims, required disclaimers and tone. They go into the writer's prompt and are checked again before publishing.A Competitor's Name in the Client's Headline
A competitor named in the title, meta or excerpt, or a link to a competitor's domain, blocks the publish. A factual comparison in the body is allowed.Every Client Has Its Own Approval Rules
Set approval to Owner, and only a workspace owner can publish. For a client who wants full control, give their website its own workspace with them as owner.Proving What You Did, at Quarter End
Every publish is logged with its URL, schema and SEO fields. Every piece is measured at 30, 60 and 90 days against what was predicted.
Manage Content for Multiple Clients From One Workspace
Switch client, and every screen switches with it: queue, calendar, library, brand rules and settings all follow the website you pick. Each client gets an unlimited weekly supply of scored topics of its own, planned from its own search demand; you choose which become articles.
- Brand Rules, Vault and Competitors per Client
- Each Client Publishes to Its Own WordPress
- Google Properties Connected per Client, Read-Only
Who Sees What in a Docket Workspace?
Everyone in a workspace sees every website in it. So a client who should see only their own site creates their own workspace, adds their website, and invites your agency in.
Workspace
Your agency
You plus up to 3 teammates
- client-one.com
- client-two.com
- client-three.com
Workspace
A private client
The client, plus your agency as a member
- private-client.com
- People per WorkspaceThe owner plus 3
- 4
- Days Before an Invitation ExpiresPending invitations count toward the 4
- 14
- RolesOwner and Member, kept simple
- 2
- Scored Topics a Week, per Client WebsitePick and choose what to write
- Unlimited
4 People per Workspace, Each With Their Own Login
A workspace holds the owner plus up to 3 people. Owners manage who has access. With an Owner approval gate on a website, only owners can publish it.
Need more hands on one client? A client with their own workspace has room for 4 people of its own, and your agency joins as a member.
- Invitations Expire After 14 Days, Pending Ones Included in the Count
- Brand Safety Rules Checked on Every Publish
- Credentials Encrypted, Google Access Read-Only
4 people per workspace
Owner and Member roles, each with their own login
How Do You Onboard a New Client?
Paste a URL and review what Docket read. The reading is done for you.
Paste the Client's URL
Docket reads the homepage and up to 4 more pages, and lifts up to 6 sentences word for word as voice samples.Check What Docket Read
Brand, audience, 5 to 8 subject categories and 5 named competitors, every field editable.Set the Rules
Banned terms and claims, required disclaimers, an optional fact check against the client's own details, and the approval role.Let the Queue Fill
Unlimited scored topics every week, a 3-month calendar and a first AI visibility check, planned at setup.
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| Topic | The Usual Way | With Docket |
|---|---|---|
| Client Separation | The Usual Way: One settings screen and a very careful account manager. | With Docket: A website per client, each client's data kept strictly apart. |
| Brand Rules | The Usual Way: A shared doc per client, if you are lucky. | With Docket: Banned terms, claims and disclaimers checked mechanically before every publish. |
| Client Controls | The Usual Way: A reply-all thread and a hopeful thumbs-up. | With Docket: Brand rules per client, plus an Owner approval gate set per website. |
| Reporting | The Usual Way: A day at quarter end rebuilding what happened. | With Docket: A log entry per publish, and 30, 60 and 90-day readings per piece. |
| AI Visibility | The Usual Way: Screenshots of ChatGPT answers in a slide. | With Docket: Tracked ChatGPT questions per client, with share of voice as a range. |
Built Around the Way Agencies Work.
Clear separation between clients, a record of every publish, and each client's brand rules enforced on every post.
Clear Access by Design
Everyone in a workspace sees all of its websites. A private client gets a workspace of their own and invites you in.
A Focused Team per Workspace
The owner plus 3, each with their own login, and more room in each client's own workspace.
Every Client Starts From Their Own Site
Each client is set up from their own URL, so their brand, competitors and calendar are their own.
Focused on WordPress Posts
Every article goes out as a post, with every SEO field read back and reported.
Every Publish Recorded
The live URL, schema types, SEO fields and images for each post, ready for the client review.
One Agreement for Your Agency
Docket bills your agency under one agreement, and you set how you bill your clients.
AI Content Platform for Agencies: Your Questions
How do agencies manage multiple clients in Docket?
Each client is a separate website in Docket, with its own brand rules, competitors, Vault, WordPress connection, Google properties, topic queue and library. Your team works on all of them from one workspace, and each website's data is kept strictly apart, not just hidden in the interface.
Can a client see only their own website in Docket?
Yes, with a workspace of their own. Everyone in a workspace sees every website in it, so a client who should see only their own site creates their own Docket workspace, adds their website and invites your agency. Your other clients stay in your workspace, out of their view.
How many people can join a Docket workspace?
4: the owner plus up to 3 people. Pending invitations count toward the total, and invitations expire after 14 days. A client with their own workspace has room for 4 people of its own, including anyone from your agency.
How do I show a client what Docket did?
Every publish is logged with the live URL, post id, featured image, schema types, SEO fields written, categories, tags and rehosted images. Each published piece is also measured at 30, 60 and 90 days against its predicted score, which gives you a clear story for every client review.
Does Docket keep client brand rules separate?
Yes. Brand rules belong to each website: banned terms, banned claims, required disclaimers, tone rules and competitors. They are written into the writer's prompt and checked mechanically before publishing, and a rule that cannot be checked holds the post back. One client's rules never touch another client's drafts.
How does Docket help with GEO for agency clients?
Docket tracks the questions each client's buyers ask ChatGPT, 20 by default and up to 100 per client website, and shows whether the client was named, who was named instead and which sources were cited. Each gap can become a brief in one click, and every draft is graded against Docket's GEO checks, such as a direct, quotable opening answer.
What does Docket cost for an agency?
Pro is $299 a month for three client websites and 30 articles a week. Enterprise is priced for your client list, with custom websites and volume and several workspaces. Each workspace holds 4 people, the owner plus 3, and plans are invoiced and paid offline.
Which CMS does Docket support for client websites?
Docket publishes to WordPress posts, through the REST API with an application password each client can revoke. It fills in the Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress fields each client's site exposes over REST, then reads every field back, so you see exactly what saved on every client's site.
See Every Client Brand in One Workspace, Each on Its Own Plan
Bring a client: their domain on the screen, their brand rules in the settings, and what ChatGPT says about them today.