Run Every Client's Content in One Workspace — Without Brand Voice Leakage

Managing social content for multiple clients without the right tooling means constant context-switching: remembering which brand guidelines belong to which brief, running approval chains across email and messaging apps, and tracking which post belongs to which account. Each new client adds another set of credentials, another brand voice to hold in your head, and another set of publishing deadlines. The tool-stack fragments — one tool for drafting, another for approvals, a third for scheduling — and the risk of publishing Client A's content to Client B's account grows with every account you add. Zorvi removes these failure points by giving each client brand a locked, separate profile inside one workspace.

An AI content generation platform for agencies is a tool that generates blog posts, social media posts, and campaign copy from a single client brief, with separate brand profiles for each account. Zorvi's platform is designed for agencies managing multiple client brands: save each client's tone, audience persona, and style preferences once, and every future draft for that client applies those settings automatically — inside one workspace with separate approval workflows and publishing connections per client.

Yes. You can keep separate brand settings, brand voices, and approval workflows for each client brand inside one workspace, which is the core design of Zorvi's multi-brand architecture. Agencies and multi-brand marketing teams can manage every account from a single login without brand guidelines bleeding across accounts. Each client's content, calendar, and review stages are kept entirely separate.

Each client brand has its own named brand profile with saved tone, audience persona, and style preferences. When you generate content for a specific client, Zorvi applies that client's profile automatically to every draft — blog post, social caption, and campaign copy alike. You do not need to re-specify the brand voice at the start of each generation; it is stored once and applied every time.

Yes. Zorvi keeps approval checkpoints and role-based access in place so every piece of content follows the correct review path before publishing. You can assign roles per client brand, set review stages that match your existing handoff structure, and maintain an audit trail of who approved what and when — without adding a separate project management tool to track content reviews across accounts.

In Zorvi, approval workflows are managed by your team on the client's behalf. Account leads and team members move drafts through review stages and record approvals inside the workspace — clients do not need to log in to a Zorvi account to participate in the approval process. Your team manages the review chain, collects client feedback through your existing communication channels, and marks the final approval inside Zorvi before publishing to the client's connected accounts. Every approval is recorded in the audit trail so there is always a clear record of what was reviewed and when.

Blog posts, social media posts, and campaign copy from one brief per client brand. Multi-channel publishing covers Facebook Pages, Instagram Business accounts, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter), alongside blog publishing. Every content type is produced with the client's saved brand voice applied automatically, so blog and social content derived from the same brief sound consistent with each other and with the brand.

Most teams create their first campaign brief and generate draft assets in under 10 minutes. You can then refine copy and approvals through the same workflow before publishing. For a new client account, the setup step — saving the brand profile — takes a few minutes; after that, every draft for that client starts from those saved settings rather than from a blank page.

No. You can start immediately with defaults for any new client brand, then add brand voice, audience rules, and style preferences as you build them out. Zorvi applies those settings to future drafts for that client as soon as they are saved. Running a client on defaults while the formal brand guide is still in progress is a common onboarding approach for agencies starting with a new account.

This depends on the plan you are on. Review the current plan details on the pricing page for the latest brand and workspace limits — and if your agency runs a large number of accounts, reach out to discuss options that fit your team's size.

The 30-day free trial includes full workflow access so you can set up a brand profile, generate and review content, and publish to connected accounts with no credit card required. Most agencies use the trial period to run one client account end-to-end before expanding to additional brands.