Give each client their own workspace, domains and reports, and bill them your way.
One platform for every client, with AI-written reports that you review first
One client's problem should not affect another
Workspaces isolate limits, suppression and reputation signals.
Clients ask for visibility
Scheduled reports and read-only roles give clients their own view.
Setup repeats for every client
Domain onboarding and templates can be reused.
Create a workspace per client with its own keys, sending domains and limits, so one client's list problems never reduce another's delivery. Offboarding is clean when a contract ends.
Produce delivery, bounce and complaint reports per client, scheduled or on demand, and share a read-only view so clients can check results themselves. Reports can be scheduled monthly.
Maintain reusable layouts and transactional templates across clients, then adjust branding and wording per workspace instead of rebuilding from scratch. Updates roll out without rebuilding each account.
Offer email as a managed service with your own pricing model, using the partner program. [Describe resale model, [price] and margin.] Pricing and margins are set by you.
Turn a month of delivery data into a readable summary with highlights and issues. The account manager edits and approves it before it is sent to the client.
Watch each workspace for rising bounces or complaints and alert the account owner early. The agency decides whether to contact the client, throttle or pause.
Generate a domain onboarding checklist tailored to a client's DNS provider and flag missing records. A team member applies the changes and confirms verification. Verification stays manual.
Ask which clients had the highest deferral rate last week and get a written answer with figures. The assistant only reads reports and changes no setting.
AI features are assistive, so account managers review all drafts and alerts and stay in control of what clients see and how their accounts are configured. [Confirm which AI features are available at launch.]
Keep data, keys and reputation separate, and remove a client cleanly if the relationship ends. Reputation then follows each client individually.
Let clients view reports and logs without being able to change domains, keys or limits. That reduces accidental changes.
Use one repeatable checklist for SPF, DKIM, DMARC and tracking domains, and verify each step before a client sends.
Document list sourcing, consent and unsubscribe handling in each client agreement, since the agency shares responsibility for sender behaviour.
Check bounce, complaint and inactivity trends per workspace, and address list quality issues before they affect delivery. Early action is cheaper than recovery.
Use one workspace per client, each with its own sending domain, API keys, limits and reports. The agency team gets access to all workspaces, while clients receive limited roles. This keeps data and reputation separate and onboarding repeatable. Offboarding then means closing one workspace.
Yes, through read-only or limited roles, so clients can review delivery results and logs without changing settings. Scheduled report delivery is another option for clients who prefer email. Clients see only their own workspace, never other clients' data or settings. [Confirm role options.]
Isolate clients in workspaces, apply sending limits, validate lists at onboarding and suppress bounces and complaints automatically. Move heavy or high-risk clients onto a separate IP pool if their behaviour starts to affect delivery elsewhere. Review each client's rates monthly.
MigoSMTP has a partner program for referral and resale. Terms, branding options and pricing depend on the arrangement. Many agencies start with referral and move to resale as volume grows; decide this before the first client signs. Clear terms prevent later disputes. [Confirm partner program terms, [price] and white-label options.]
Add SPF and DKIM records, publish a DMARC policy starting at monitoring, verify the domain, send a test, and warm gradually if volume is large. Keeping this as a checklist makes every onboarding the same. Record who completed each step.
Cover list consent, acceptable use, unsubscribe handling, complaint thresholds, data ownership and offboarding. Clear policies protect shared reputation and make it simple to act when a client's practices cause problems. Review these terms with each client at least yearly. [Confirm with legal counsel.]
AI can turn delivery data into a readable summary with highlights and recommended actions. An account manager should check the figures and wording before sending it to a client. Include the source figures alongside it. [Confirm which AI features are available at launch.]
Anomaly alerts can spot rising bounces, complaints or deferrals per workspace and notify the account owner. They are early signals; the agency decides what to do next. Thresholds can be set per client workspace. [Confirm which AI features are available at launch.]
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