Agency GTM means context-switching between brands, ICPs, and voice guidelines. Inreach lets you run client-specific agents from a shared workspace, export opportunities, and hand off qualified conversations to client sales teams with full context.
Each strategist rebuilds saved searches. Reporting is screenshots in Slack. Clients ask for proof of social listening and get keyword PDFs that do not drive pipeline.
When an SDR leaves, their monitoring columns leave too. Agencies need durable, documented intelligence per client — not tribal knowledge.
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“Running saved searches across 12 client accounts every Monday is killing me. Half stale, half noisy.”
Direct agency workflow pain — multi-agent monitoring value prop.
“Client wants 'social listening' in the SOW. We need something that shows qualified conversations, not mention counts.”
Agency buyer pressure — opportunity-based reporting wins retainers.
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“Three clients in the same vertical this quarter — can't reuse the same monitor without cross-talk.”
Isolation requirement — per-client agents solve structural issue.
Workspaces support team access. Many agencies keep internal review internal, then export or invite client stakeholders selectively.
Common models: per-client agent fee, bundled into retainer, or pass-through of plan costs. Inreach pricing is per workspace plan — agencies set their own client pricing.
No. Each agent is configured independently. Opportunities are scoped to the agent and client context.
Exports include opportunity context for reports. Branding of deliverables is handled in your agency templates.
Paste your website URL. Inreach infers your ICP and pain themes, then starts scanning X and LinkedIn for conversations worth joining — with human approval before every reply.
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