Plynt connects briefs, boards, tasks, people, time, client access, invoices, payments and margin so agency operators can see the business behind the work.
Agency operations software coordinates client intake, delivery, resourcing, time, approvals and project economics. Plynt brings those operating areas together without pretending that task completion and collected revenue are the same thing.
Keep retainers, campaigns and projects organized through boards, tasks and accountable owners.
Read assignments, attendance and recorded time beside active delivery.
Give clients scoped access to relevant work without exposing the wider workspace.
Relate client work and labor inputs to invoices, costs and collected payments.
Turn an incoming client request into structured work with a clear owner.
Plan tasks, dates, priorities, checklists and reviews on the client or project board.
Connect time, attendance, status changes and approvals to the work.
Compare the operational inputs with invoices, costs, receivables and collected cash.
| Question | Where the answer comes from |
|---|---|
| Which client deliverables are at risk? | Task state, due dates, ownership and review status |
| Where is team time going? | Assignments and recorded time linked to client work |
| Which account needs attention? | Delivery signals plus invoices, payments and receivables |
| Is the reported margin explainable? | Source-linked revenue basis, costs and labor inputs |
No. The operating model fits creative studios, consultancies, production teams and other client-service firms that deliver work through projects or recurring engagements.
Plynt supports workspace-scoped client collaborator access so a client can be granted relevant access without general visibility into unrelated workspace records.
Plynt's factual revenue basis is collected cash. Issued invoices and receivables remain visible as separate operating states rather than being presented as collected revenue.
Yes. Plynt is the operational layer for delivery and commercial context; statutory accounting can remain in the accounting system required by the business.
The free scan produces a private, prioritized operating report without requiring an account.