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Client & Account Management

Centralize client records, contacts, billing details, and activity so every project, order, and invoice stays connected to the right account.

Manage clients with full operational context

Client & Account Management in Workslayr provides a complete operational view of every client relationship. Instead of scattered contact records, each client becomes a centralized account that connects people, projects, locations, billing rules, and transactional history, giving teams consistent visibility across all work.

One source of truth for every client

Every client profile stores the information required to operate efficiently, including company and individual details, multiple contacts with controlled access, billing terms and payment methods, credit limits, discounts, tax settings, exemption certificates, notes, documents, and custom fields. This ensures client information is accurate, accessible, and not duplicated across systems.

Built for multi-location and multi-contact clients

Workslayr supports clients with multiple locations, allowing each location to maintain its own tax configuration, billing preferences, and shipping details. Multiple contacts can be assigned to a single client, with role-based permissions determining what each contact can view or manage.

Connected to projects, orders, and invoices

Client accounts are directly connected to operational and transactional activity across the platform. Projects, contracts, orders, packing slips, invoices, payments, credits, refunds, estimates, and proposals all reference the client record, eliminating manual data re-entry and keeping operational and financial workflows aligned.

Clear permissions and controlled access

Access to client data is governed by granular role-based permissions. Administrators control who can view, edit, or manage client information, ensuring sensitive data remains protected while teams have the access they need to work efficiently.

Designed for ongoing relationships

Client records are designed to support long-term relationships. Activity history, documents, notes, and transactional data remain attached to the client account over time, providing full historical visibility across engagements and repeat work.

Why teams use Client & Account Management

Teams use this solution to reduce miscommunication, keep billing and tax data accurate, support complex client structures, and maintain a complete operational history for every client relationship.

Works seamlessly across Workslayr

Client & Account Management integrates with Project & Task Management, Time Tracking & Invoicing, Orders & Fulfillment, and Dashboards & Reporting, allowing teams to manage clients as part of a fully connected operational system.

Bring clarity to every client relationship.
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Explore Our FAQ to Find the Answers You Need

Workslayr is an operational management platform. It centralizes projects, people, time, clients, and transactional workflows into one system so teams can execute work and track activity without relying on disconnected tools.

Workslayr is built for teams that manage real work — agencies, service businesses, operations teams, and organizations coordinating employees, contractors, projects, and clients.

Access is controlled through granular role-based permissions. Admins can define exactly what each role can see or manage across the platform, ensuring clear accountability and data control.

Access is controlled through granular role-based permissions. Admins can define exactly what each role can see or manage across the platform, ensuring clear accountability and data control.

Workslayr is structured around projects, people, and transactions. Data is intentionally centralized and relational, meaning work, time, clients, and financial records reference each other instead of existing as isolated entries.

Workslayr scales through modular features, role controls, and plan tiers. Teams can start small and expand usage, users, and capabilities as operational needs grow.