For brand, PR, and creative agencies
Codexroom gives your agency one workspace per client brand. The designers author the library inside it. The agent and the account team compose from it. Every handoff ships on the client's brand, with a watermarked share that points back to your firm.
In the product
A workspace per client
Each client gets its own workspace - its own tokens, templates, and chrome - isolated by row-level security at the database. No client ever sees another client.
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The handoff
The account team and the agent compose from the client's library; every handoff ships a watermarked share that looks like the client's own brand built it.
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What we know about your agency
Your design team built the brand book for the new client in a 90-page Figma file. Your account team is using a 2019 PowerPoint template from a different client because nobody has the time to set up a fresh one for this one. The strategy lead is sending the campaign deck through DocSend and your project lead just realised the watermark says the wrong client.
Every client deserves a brand book that breathes. Your agency deserves a system that respects the work.
What Codexroom does for an agency
Your agency holds the parent account. Each client gets a Codexroom workspace with its own tokens, its own templates, its own chrome. Tenant isolation runs through row-level security at the database. No client sees another client.
The account lead prompts the agent in Claude. The agent composes from the client's library and creates a watermarked share. The client opens a deck that looks like their brand built it.
When the engagement ends, you ship the workspace to the client. The library you built, in code, with version history. The client keeps composing on it after your agency moves on.
What changes
For the design team
The designer who authored the 90-page Figma file authors the tokens, the templates, and the chrome inside Codexroom once. Every deck the account team and the client ship reads from them. The brand work the team is proud of stops dying in the handoff to PowerPoint.
For the agency model
Codexroom turns the brand work your agency does into a billable, ongoing product. Implementation as a fixed-fee service. The ongoing workspace as a managed retainer. Every client brand stays current. Every client deck ships on it.
Going deeper
Multi-brand pricing
The Studio for Agencies plan meters by managed brand workspace and by pooled active-link volume across brands. Each brand workspace stays isolated. Each agency report rolls them up.
See it work
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