Your client signs the agreement, pays the first invoice, fills in the brief and connects their accounts from one page, with no login. You see which step every client is on, and what is waiting on you.

Your playbook decides which steps a client sees. They open one at a time, and nothing after the payment opens until you confirm it.
Your own PDF, signed in the hub and confirmed with an emailed code.
Through your own payment link. You confirm it before the next step opens.
Your file or link, so they know how you work.
Voice, audience, products and files, saved as they type.
On each platform’s own sign-in page. You approve each one.
On your booking page. They tell you when, you set the time.
Your own document, or a draft Rolly writes from the calls and the intake.
Open the client, pick a playbook, check the first invoice and send. Your client gets one link and never makes an account.
Upload the agreement you already use as a PDF and mark where the client signs. They sign in the hub and confirm with a code sent to their email.
Add the amount and your own payment link. Your client pays you directly and taps I’ve paid. The steps after it wait until you confirm.

The brand intake sits inside the hub. A finished one arrives as a review, sorted into four piles, and you tick what goes into the brand’s knowledge base.

Your client signs in to each platform on the platform’s own page. You approve every account before anything is posted from it.

Each client’s hub shows every step and who it is waiting on. Payments to confirm, accounts to approve and kickoff times land on your Home.

A client sits above their brands, with contacts, the retainer, files and a history of everything that happened. Owners and admins see it; your team keeps working in the brands.
Lead, Proposal sent, Onboarding, Active, Paused and Ended.
One client can own several brands, and a lead needs none yet.
Up to twenty contacts, the monthly amount, posts a month and platforms.
Text, numbers, dates, options and links, filterable on the list.
Contracts and briefs in one place, with every change logged.
Map your columns, check the result, then bring them in.

When the last step is done, the same link opens your client’s portal: posts to approve, what is coming next, and their agreement and files.

No. They open the link and work through the steps on any device. Everything saves as they go, so they can stop and come back to the same link.
Yes. A playbook sets the steps and their order. Start from the built-in Standard retainer or build your own, and skip, restore or edit a step for one client after you start. A client works through up to ten.
You upload your agreement as a PDF and mark where the client signs. They type or draw a signature, agree to sign electronically and enter a code we email them. You both get the signed PDF with a signing certificate on its last page. Only your client signs; there is no countersignature yet.
No. The invoice step links to your own payment page, so the money goes straight to you. Your client taps I’ve paid, and the steps after it wait until you confirm.
It uses your booking link. Your client books on your page and taps I’ve booked, then you set the agreed time and it shows in their hub.
Nowhere on their own. A finished intake arrives as a review, and you accept the answers that go into the brand’s knowledge base.
Yes. A reminder after three quiet days and another a week later. If they stay quiet, you are told the hub has stalled.
Client onboarding, playbooks and agreements are on Pro and Max. The brand intake on its own is on every paid plan.
Bring one brand or twelve; SocioRolla helps you keep up.