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Netrix for agencies

More clients should not mean more ambiguity.

Keep each workspace, business, site, location, review decision, and deployment properly attached—then give the client a view built for reading instead of operating.

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AgencyOne operating view
AFAcme Fencing3 sites · 2 locations
HBHarbor Build1 site · 4 locations
MCMiami Care2 sites · 1 location
An agency workspace connected to three isolated client portfolios.

Portfolio command

See which client needs a person before opening every account.

Netrix keeps portfolio awareness compact, then lets the team switch into the account where the evidence and action live.

Needs attention

03 CLIENTS
  1. Acme FencingAudit could not read 6 pages
    Now
  2. Harbor Build5 accepted fixes ready
    12m
  3. Miami CareDeployment needs verification
    1h

Portfolio pulse

Healthy14 stable
14 days agoToday

Review queue

27 decisions waiting

8154
AcceptedPendingRejected

Local search

6 markets scanned

  • Miami2.4
  • Coral Gables4.1
  • Homestead7.8

Change trail

All systems normal
18Applied17Verified1Checking0Failed

Right view, right responsibility

Access follows the work, not convenience.

Owners manage the workspace. Staff operate accounts and sites. Clients can review the businesses granted to them without inheriting agency setup, spend, or deployment permissions.

A client portal is useful because it is narrower—not because it paints the full admin interface a different color.

Workspace capabilityOwnerStaffClient
Review assigned findingsYesYesYes
Run auditsYesYes—
Deploy accepted fixesYesYes—
Manage connectorsYesYes—
Invite and remove peopleYes——
A role matrix showing that clients can review assigned findings while operational and administrative capabilities remain with agency staff.
NETRIX AUDIT REPORTacmefencing.example
JAN 15, 2026
Pages crawled
42
Issues found
18
High priority
3
Fixes applied
12

Issues by group

Titles8Images5Canonicals3
Example client audit report with crawl coverage, issue counts, fixes applied, and issue groups.

A cleaner handoff

Share the outcome without sharing the machinery.

Client reports name what the crawl covered, what it found, whether the site improved, and which fixes are actually live. Share links can expire or be revoked; PDFs keep the same underlying figures.

  • FocusedNo setup controls or agency-only actions.
  • AccountableApplied means written; verified means checked.

A day in operation

The platform keeps the handoffs visible.

  1. Portfolio review

    Open the three clients that need attention, not all thirty.

  2. Issue triage

    Review grouped findings and approve the specific work that is ready.

  3. Controlled deployment

    Push accepted fixes through the site's active connector.

  4. Client handoff

    Share a report that distinguishes recommendation, action, and result.

The next question

How does Netrix keep all of that controlled?

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