For agencies
Every client. One governed way to work.
Tempera gives marketing and communications agencies one operating layer for briefs, production, review, and delivery. Every client keeps its own context and agent; every client-ready output keeps a named human accountable.
The agency operating model, already built in
Client → Brand → Campaign → Activity is the structure, not a folder convention. Account teams work from the same brief, each client agent draws only on that client's sources and verdicts, and the server blocks self-approval before anything is marked client-ready.
Start with one live client, keep dormant accounts free, and add account managers, makers, reviewers, or clients without a seat meter.
See agency pricingOne job, from request to client-ready
Five agency moments, each answered by a mechanism your team can inspect.
When the client request lands
Structured briefs
Turn the email, voice note, or account-manager summary into one brief with an objective, audience, mandatories, owner, and budget — the version the whole cast works from.
When the work must sound like this client
Isolated client context
Each client's agent is grounded only in that client's guidelines, correspondence, approved work, rejected work, and review history. Another account's voice never enters the room.
When the team starts making
Structured options
Copy, briefs, research, graphics, media plans, and AV materials arrive as reviewable options inside the activity — not as chat fragments someone has to reconstruct.
When account management calls it
The human review gate
A named reviewer approves or returns the work with a reason. Whoever ran the task cannot approve it, and the verdict stays attached for the client and the next draft.
When client-ready work leaves
Real deliverables
The selected option, source trail, owner, verdict, and storage location travel together into documents, decks, spreadsheets, graphics, storyboards, and channel plans your client can use.
What changes across the agency
Client context
- Agency work today
- Drive folders, inboxes, and whoever remembers
- The same agency on Tempera
- One isolated source and verdict history per client
Brief ownership
- Agency work today
- Multiple versions moving through chat
- The same agency on Tempera
- One structured brief, campaign, activity, and accountable owner
Production
- Agency work today
- Generic AI drafts copied into the real workflow
- The same agency on Tempera
- Reviewable options produced inside the client's activity
Sign-off
- Agency work today
- A thumbs-up buried in an email thread
- The same agency on Tempera
- A server-enforced gate with reviewer, verdict, and reason
Agency memory
- Agency work today
- Lost when the account team changes
- The same agency on Tempera
- Approved and rejected work compounds inside that client's agent
| Agency work today | The same agency on Tempera | |
|---|---|---|
| Client context | Drive folders, inboxes, and whoever remembers | One isolated source and verdict history per client |
| Brief ownership | Multiple versions moving through chat | One structured brief, campaign, activity, and accountable owner |
| Production | Generic AI drafts copied into the real workflow | Reviewable options produced inside the client's activity |
| Sign-off | A thumbs-up buried in an email thread | A server-enforced gate with reviewer, verdict, and reason |
| Agency memory | Lost when the account team changes | Approved and rejected work compounds inside that client's agent |
What an agency installation holds
Quick answers
All questions- Is this only for creative agencies?
- No. The operating model fits marketing, communications, PR, media, brand, content, and integrated agencies: client-scoped context, a structured brief, reviewable work, and accountable approval are the common spine.
- Can every client have different AI and storage rules?
- Yes. Provider keys and storage credentials can be overridden per client, so residency, procurement, or security requirements stay inside that account's lane.
- Can clients review without seeing the agency workspace?
- Yes. Give a reviewer access only to the client and capabilities they need. They can approve or return work on web or mobile; other accounts, files, and history stay invisible.
- Does it replace our project-management system?
- It runs the governed client-work layer: context, briefs, AI production, options, approvals, and deliverables. Your commercial, resourcing, or finance stack can remain where it is.
- Can we evaluate it without connecting models or moving clients?
- Yes. Mock mode runs the full workflow on labelled sample outputs with no AI keys. Start with one client, prove the operating model, and move the rest when the team is ready.
For agencies
What an agency installation holds
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Client → Brand → Campaign → Activity
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Account-team roles
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Mock mode without AI keys
Start with one live client, keep dormant accounts free, and add account managers, makers, reviewers, or clients without a seat meter.
Prove it on one client
Make client work easier to run — and harder to lose.
Open the full workflow in mock mode, then bring one real account and its review history.
No AI keys. No card. Nothing reaches a client without review.