Clients and listings

Every client,one timeline.

Who shot what, when, and for how much: each client's shoots, orders, and invoices in one place, with the context to win the next booking.

Workspace
Clients in Workspace: six clients with their brokerage, shoots, last shoot, billed total and next shoot, one row flagged to reconnect
Look closer at one part of the Clients page

The whole relationship on one screen

Each client gets one record with the whole relationship on it: every shoot, order, and invoice in a single timeline, next to their brokerage, market, and contact details. Search the book, sort by last shoot or lifetime value, and export to CSV whenever you need the data somewhere else.

Look closer

Every client on one row: shoots, the last shoot, what they have billed and the next shoot already on the calendar.

The summary line counts the book for you: how many clients, what they have billed through your storefront, and how many are due a call.

The shoot count and the last shoot, with how long ago, so the row answers the first question you have before replying to a quote.

Billed is what each client has paid through your storefront, read from your invoices, never typed. Next shoot is what is already booked.

No shoot in 90 days and nothing booked turns the date amber. That is the reconnect list, one filter away.

Workspace
Clients in Workspace: six clients with their brokerage, shoots, last shoot, billed total and next shoot, one row flagged to reconnect

One record, three apps

The relationship,followed through.

  1. Workspace
    Clients in Workspace: six clients with their brokerage, shoots, last shoot, billed total and next shoot, one row flagged to reconnect
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    Clients

    Every client, with the whole relationship on the row.

    Shoots, last shoot, billed and next shoot sit on every client, sorted any way you like. Search by name, brokerage or email, and export the book to CSV whenever you need it somewhere else.

  2. Workspace
    Clients in Workspace, zoomed to the amber row: a client whose last shoot was 90 or more days ago with nothing booked
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    Reconnect

    The quiet ones, flagged after 90 days.

    A client with history, nothing upcoming and no shoot in 90 days turns amber. One filter shows only them, so a slow month becomes a call list instead of a lost account.

  3. Workspace
    Invoices in Workspace: collected, this month, net after fees and refunded, then each client's payment with its purchase, status and processor
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    Invoices

    Invoices beside the work.

    Every payment a client makes through your connected processor arrives as a paid invoice, filed against the shoot it paid for: paid and refunded at a glance, net after fees, one click to CSV.

  4. Workspace
    Analytics in Workspace: client payments, editing spend, shoots delivered and turnaround for the last thirty days, every figure opening the records behind it
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    Analytics

    Every figure opens the records behind it.

    Analytics reads your own payments, orders and deliveries: paying clients, new clients, returning clients and your top client's share, with the rows behind each number one click away.

Every listing on file,by address.

Listings keeps every property you have shot beside the clients who ordered them: pending shoots and delivered photos, searchable by address, so a second shoot at the same house starts with the first one already open.

Made by the booking

A listing is the property. Book a shoot at an address and it appears, with every shoot and delivery at that address under it.

Pending or live

Its state, photo count and cover are read from the orders and deliveries themselves, never typed.

Filtered by client

Show one agent's whole street, or search any address you have ever shot.

The record builds itself.You work it.

  1. The record builds itself

    Add clients directly or bring your list over. From there, bookings, deliveries, and invoices accumulate on the timeline as they happen.

  2. Context before you quote

    Open the record before replying: what they booked before, what they paid, how long since the last shoot. Price and pitch accordingly.

  3. Rebook the quiet ones

    Work the reconnect filter like a call list. The cheapest booking you'll ever win is a past client you didn't forget.

Built intoevery workspace.

Repeat business is where a media business makes its margin, so the CRM works that angle hard: shoot counts, last-shoot dates, and lifetime value sit on every row, and a reconnect filter surfaces the clients who've gone quiet. Invoices live in the same workspace, so who owes what is never a second system.

  • The full relationship

    Every shoot, order, and invoice on a single client record. No cross-referencing an inbox, a spreadsheet, and a payment app to answer one question.

  • Repeat-client context

    Shoot count, last shoot, and lifetime value on every row. Sort by any of them and you're looking at your best clients in one click.

  • A reconnect list

    Clients who haven't booked in a while get flagged. Filter to the lapsed list and turn quiet relationships back into scheduled shoots.

  • Invoices beside the work

    Invoice status lives in the same workspace as the shoots they bill for: paid and refunded at a glance, exportable to CSV.

  • Invite clients in

    Send a client an invite from their record. Linked clients book and receive deliveries through your branded surfaces with an account of their own.

  • Your data stays yours

    One-click CSV export for clients and invoices. Your book of business is portable, not held hostage.

Asked beforeswitching.

Do I have to enter every client by hand?

No. Add clients one at a time or bring your existing list over, and from then on the workspace keeps records current as bookings, deliveries, and invoices happen. CSV export works in the other direction whenever you need the data out.

What counts as a lapsed client?

A client who hasn't booked in long enough that the relationship is at risk. The reconnect filter surfaces them so a quiet quarter turns into an outreach list instead of a lost account.

Can my clients see the CRM?

No. The CRM is your operating view. Clients only ever see your branded surfaces: the storefront, the booking form, and the delivery portal.

Are invoices part of the same system?

Yes. Invoices live in the same workspace as clients and shoots, with status at a glance and CSV export, so the money side of a relationship sits right next to the work.

The workspace

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Bookings, storefront, delivery, clients, and team: one login, one client record, one brand. Start on the free plan and have your storefront live today.

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