Project management for agenciesGive every client project a place to move forward.

Connect the engagement, the people doing the work, and the tasks that need attention, with a clearer view for your agency and its clients.

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What does project management include?

ClientCee's project management brings project records, assigned tasks, team context, and delivery information into the agency workspace. Separate agency, employee, and client experiences help each participant find the information and actions relevant to their role.

Inside the feature

Project management, with the agency context.

Client context at kickoff

Associate the project with the relevant client and organise its delivery details. Keep the engagement understandable to a teammate who was not part of the original sales conversation.

Tasks with people behind them

Use tasks, assignments, due dates, and progress states to organise the work. The project is the wider engagement; each task gives a team member a more specific responsibility.

A shared route through delivery

Project experiences include delivery information and collaboration for the appropriate role. Client-facing project views provide a separate experience for the work and review context shared with the client.

A practical workflow

From a record
to a clear next step.

  1. Set up the engagement

    Confirm the client, project scope, delivery owner, and the information your team needs to begin.

  2. Assign the next work

    Create meaningful tasks and assign responsibility and due dates to the people doing the work.

  3. Review progress and decisions

    Check blockers, client review activity, and the next delivery action before moving the engagement forward.

A common reference for a busy team

A designer, account owner, and developer may all contribute to one engagement. A shared project record gives them a place to orient their work. Keep the goal and current decisions clear so that a project does not become a collection of disconnected task names.

Keep delivery and billing distinguishable

A completed deliverable, a recorded client decision, an issued invoice, and a received payment describe different events. Use the project as delivery context while coordinating the commercial handoff through the relevant estimate, invoice, and payment records.

Common questions

A little more clarity.

How do projects and tasks work together?

A project represents the wider engagement. Tasks describe the work needed to move it forward and support assignments and progress. ClientCee also supports standalone tasks for work that does not need a project.

Can employees and clients see different project views?

Yes. ClientCee has agency, employee, and client experiences. Available records and actions depend on the participant's access, relationship to the project, and enabled modules.

Does finishing a project automatically collect payment?

No. Delivery status and payment are separate concerns. Use the agreement to determine the billing trigger, review the invoice, and follow the supported payment process.

Keep the work connected

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