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Add a client

Agency Admin, Add client. Give the client’s name. Koalr creates the client workspace and takes you straight into its first site: enter the website, and Koalr reads it and proposes topics, prompts, competitors and platforms. Adding a client is free; only sites that run are billed. If your agency has a shared taxonomy, Add client also asks how to set the prompts: Generate per site from the client’s website, or Use shared taxonomy so the client is measured against the same locked prompts as every other client. The shared option then asks where the client is based: Set it in the setup wizard, where the wizard asks for the client’s area, a town, city or region, or Nationwide, so the prompts can be worded for them. To have your client do the setup instead, see Invite a client to set up their site.

Invite a client to set up their site

Instead of setting a site up yourself, you can send your client a link and let them do it. They add their website, say where they trade and choose their topics, competitors and prompts. You decide how many prompts they can choose and what happens when they finish. Send the invite. In Agency Admin, press Add client, give the client’s name, and under Who sets up the site? choose Invite the client. For a client you have already added, open the menu on a site that has not started and choose Invite client to set this up. Then give:
  • The client’s email address. It has to be the client’s own address, not one on your team.
  • The prompt limit: how many prompts they can choose, from 5 to 50.
  • When they finish: Send it to us for review, or Let them start tracking. Letting them start is offered once your agency is on a paid plan. Their site is then billed from its first analysis, as if you had started it.
Sending an invite is free. What your client sees. An email from Koalr with your agency’s name and logo. Replies come to you. The link opens a page with your branding, where they create an account with the invited address, or sign in, and go straight into the setup wizard, written for their own business. The prompt step shows your limit, and the last button reads Send to your agency or Start tracking, whichever you chose. Once they have sent it to you, their site shows that you are reviewing it, and what they chose, until tracking starts. The link works for 14 days. Follow it on the Clients tab. Each invited site shows where things are: Invite sent, Invite expired, Client setting up or Ready for review. While your client is setting up, the client is listed under Client setting up and the site’s only button is Take over setup. The site’s menu also has:
  • Resend invite: sends a new link, and the old one stops working. Use it when an invite has expired.
  • Revoke invite: the link stops working. A client who has already joined keeps their login but can only view the site.
  • Take over setup: cancels the invite, makes the client view-only and opens the setup wizard for you, with everything they have done so far.
Review and start. When your client sends the setup back, every owner on your team gets an email, and the site reads Ready for review with a Review setup button. Both open the setup review, where you can change the topics, prompts and competitors and export the sign-off PDF. Your client can see the setup but not change it while it is with you. Press Start tracking to approve it: the first analysis runs and your client can edit the site again. Once your client has joined, they also appear under Manage, Client access as an Editor on that site. See Team and client logins.

Add several clients at once

In Agency Admin, press Add client, then Add them together or paste a spreadsheet. You can also choose Set them all up together in the setup wizard, then Several client brands. Each brand becomes its own client, with its own workspace, sign-off document and client logins.
  • Paste each brand’s website, or choose Paste a spreadsheet and copy the rows straight out of your sheet, headers and all. Website and Size are required; Koalr also picks up a name, alternative names (separated by semicolons, up to five), location, country and social profiles (LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok) wherever the sheet has them. What goes in each column explains each one, and Download template gives you an empty sheet to fill in. A location is a town, city or region, or Nationwide; a row whose location is a whole country is held back until it has one, and a blank location is asked for when you set the client up. Nothing is created until you press Create.
  • Check each client under Clients before you create them. Change a client’s country or company size on its row, press the pencil to change its name, website, location, alternative names or social profiles, or press the cross to remove it. Every client needs a company size. A client with no country of its own shows Same as Market and follows Market on the form.
  • If your agency has a shared taxonomy, choose Suggest per site or Use shared taxonomy under Prompts. A client with no location is asked for its place when you set it up, and its prompts are worded for that place.
You land back on Agency Admin. Nothing is set up until someone walks through it: each new site shows Setup unfinished on the Clients tab, and Continue setup opens its setup steps, exactly as for a client added on its own. Koalr reads the website and suggests topics, competitors and prompts for you to choose, and the last step opens the setup review (see below). For one brand across many towns and cities, choose One brand, many locations instead. See Multi-site onboarding.

Review with the client

Each proposed site opens a setup review: business details, topics, the prompts under each topic, competitors and platforms. Edit anything. Export for client downloads a sign-off PDF built from the current setup, so the client can approve the scope before tracking starts. On a shared taxonomy, the review and the PDF list the shared prompts once, under Shared with your network, and the client’s own prompts under Your own prompts. Nothing launches until you approve.

Edit the setup after feedback

When a client comes back with changes, open Manage, Sites and choose Change the topics, prompts and competitors your client came back on. The review reopens in edit mode; save and the next run uses the new setup.

Launch

Approve, and the first analysis runs. Under the pay-last flow, the first analysis for a new agency happens before the subscription; afterwards, each new site is added to the subscription when its first run starts.

The client’s own login

Once the site is running, invite the client’s people from Manage, Client access. Give them the whole workspace or only the sites you choose, at Viewer, Editor or Manager level. See Team and client logins.

Prompts per site

Onboarding proposes 25 prompts per site. Each live site contributes 50 to the pool, so you have headroom to add prompts where a client needs depth without touching another client’s allowance.