A Project per Client (Agencies)
Give every client its own project, fleet, and connected accounts.
Running an agency means juggling a dozen clients’ logins, and one wrong tab posts the right thing from the wrong account. In Sprawl, each client is its own project — its own fleet of agents running on that client’s own connected accounts (their Gmail, Slack, and X, not yours). You describe the outcome a client needs and Sprawl runs it inside that project’s walls, so work never leaks between accounts. Anything that moves money, deletes, or sends to a new external contact checks with you first.
Set This UpIntegrations Used
How It Works
Create a project per client
Each client gets its own isolated project and connects its own accounts — their Gmail, Slack, and socials, kept separate from every other client.
Describe the work, not the wiring
Tell the project the outcomes you owe that client. Sprawl provisions the agents and runs them on that client’s accounts — no canvas to build.
Stay in control across accounts
Money moves, deletions, and first-time external sends pause for your approval, so nothing ever crosses between clients.
What you can ask for
"Set up a project for Acme Co on their own Gmail, Slack, and X accounts""In the Acme project, post this week’s launch to their X and schedule their newsletter""Send every client their own Friday recap from their own account, not mine""Keep Beta Inc’s agents from ever touching Acme’s accounts"Benefits
- ✓One isolated project per client — no cross-account mixups
- ✓Each fleet runs on the client’s own connected accounts
- ✓Agency-grade separation of logins and data
- ✓Approvals before money, deletes, or first external sends
- ✓Scale from one client to twenty without new tooling
Ready to hand this off?
Describe the outcome and Sprawl provisions an agent to run it on its own project and your connected accounts. Free to start — no code, no canvas.