Bring client SEO work into one agency workspace.

See which client needs attention next

The portfolio brings together websites from the workspaces your account can access. See audits that are due, open and overdue tasks, pending client decisions and report drafts waiting for review.

Open the relevant website workspace from the same list. These are work and review counts; traffic and ranking results still depend on the evidence you actually connect.

Give teammates and clients their own access

Agency mode adds separate workspaces and owner, manager, specialist, viewer and client roles. Managers handle connections, final publication and report sharing. Specialists can prepare work, while viewers can inspect it.

Invite a client to the websites they should see. Their portal contains requested reviews and explicitly shared reports for those websites, keeping internal staff work separate.

Get approval for the change the client will receive

Show the current and proposed versions of a page title, description, page content or GitHub source proposal. The client can approve that exact version, request changes or decline it and leave feedback.

Editing the proposal requires a fresh decision before implementation. Approval records permission; a manager still performs the final publishing action.

Have a report draft ready for your review

Choose a weekly or monthly preparation schedule and its time zone. While your web and worker service is running, HyperSEO prepares a private report draft from the evidence already saved for that website.

Review the draft, add a client summary and explicitly share it when it is ready. Assigned clients can read and download the shared report. Editing a shared report makes it private until a manager shares the revised version again.

Schedules prepare drafts. They do not email clients or automatically publish reports. Missing traffic or ranking evidence stays missing.

Let clients read the progress you choose to share

Clients have one place to find the reports your agency has reviewed and shared. They can read the report in the portal or download its standalone HTML copy.

Use your summary to explain the work completed and the next decisions. Internal task notes are left out of the client report.

Hand off useful tasks to HyperTask

Select tracked SEO tasks and prepare a frozen handoff with page links, priorities, owners, deadlines and instructions. A manager reviews that exact handoff before its CSV becomes available.

Download the CSV, then use HyperTask’s spreadsheet import to review and add the work. This is a reviewed file handoff; it does not automatically synchronize the two apps.

Turn a reviewed source change into a GitHub request

Connect your own repository and choose which source files HyperSEO may review. Save the proposed file, review the before and after, and request any required client decision.

A manager separately confirms creating the branch, commit and pull request. Review and merge it through your normal repository process. HyperSEO does not merge or deploy it; your repository’s own automation may run when a branch or request is created.

If confirmation is interrupted, use Check GitHub outcome to look for the existing request. This checks what happened without creating a second request.

Keep local use, or configure agency access

The existing local mode remains available. Team accounts and the signed-in client portal use the optional agency configuration, with your own account service, verification email sender and a server that stays available.

The complete download includes installation and upgrade guides. Preserve your existing private data and configuration; the agency upgrade guide explains the explicit import into an empty workspace.