For anyone running several clients at the same time

Where is the final file for this job?

Ten times a day that question crosses the agency. And the answer sits in five different places.

emailthe v3 attachmentin a subject line you cannot recall
chatthe voice note with the sign-offin the client chat, and nobody transcribed it
deckthe version the client sawin the meeting, and took as the right one
drivethe job folderwith v_final, v_final2 and v_final_ok
desktopthe file still openon the machine of whoever edited it, never uploaded

five places, and none of them is the place

For anyone running several clients at the same time and answering, every day, where each thing is.

Where your day goes

All day answering
where each thing is.

In an agency it is fifteen jobs across four clients at once, all due this week. An ordinary Thursday:

9:10

The client sends the change as a two minute voice note. You listen, take notes and rewrite it as a brief for whoever will execute it.

10:30

The designer asks which version is current. You open three folders to check before answering.

11:40

Another client chases yesterday's asset. You drop what you were doing to find the file and send it again.

2pm

You need the reference approved last month. It is in an email and you cannot remember whose.

4:20pm

The client says they never approved that copy. The sign-off happened in chat and nobody kept it.

5:50pm

Someone uploads the asset for the client. They upload v3, the one at the top of the folder.

8:40pm

You are still here, redoing what was already finished this morning.

Each of those stops costs a few minutes, and none of them shows up in any report. That is 10 to 20 hours a week on work that is not the work. Source: McKinsey, IDC and Robert Half.

Why five tabs never add up

Five platforms open
and the job in between.

Productivity apps

  • Project, task and owner
  • Board, deadline and status
  • Progress reporting

What they do not solve: high resolution preview, stacked versions, comments pinned to the exact spot and the client sign-off on record.

Library and approval apps

  • Approved file and versions
  • Folders, taxonomy and search
  • Usage rights and reuse

What they do not solve: request, queue, stage, role and deadline of the work that produced the asset.

Every new tool solves one piece and creates one more place to look. 77% of professionals report an unmanageable workload and 84% report digital exhaustion. Source: Parabola, 2025.

Put an end to that

Demand, file and approval
in the same place.

The Wikimee platform is that place.

Built by people who live the agency routine.

Time, demand, asset, approval, person and initiative live in the same data model. Wikimee can take in the whole agency operation or only the part you need.

component · Demands

The client request arrives ready

The brief comes in actionable.

brief PULSAR · Above the Limit Camila · Pulsar client · new runner line · live in three weeks
links & references
↗ previous campaign↗ market research
attachments
moodboard.pdfbrand-guide.pdflogos.zip
reviewed on intake: understood and agreed. on record.
A Demand for the agency team

lands on the Board with an owner, a deadline and clear stages

tasks handed out

with owners and due dates, no side spreadsheet

or a full Initiative

the client's entire campaign, with goals, teams and schedule

Each client opens the request through your agency's Portal, with their own brand up front. It arrives structured, goes through your review and becomes a Demand, with an owner and a deadline.

A poor brief wastes a third of the budget. 80% of those who write briefs think they write them well, and only 10% of those who receive them agree. Source: BetterBriefs and IPA.

component · Boards, inside Demands

Who does what, without a status meeting

Fifteen jobs due today, four clients,
one screen.

intake (4)

Lettering tweak · Pulsar
Thu2 comments
Anniversary key visual · Splash
Thu1 comment
4x3 banner · Nord storefront
Frino comments
POS kit · Vela, 40 stores
Fri3 comments

in progress (6)

4x3 outdoor banner from the Above the Limit campaign
4x3 banner · Pulsar
Mon7 comments
9x16 story from the Above the Limit campaign
9x16 story · Splash
Mon4 comments
Catalogue · Nord, July editionnew client
Street poster from the Above the Limit campaign
Billboard · mall corridor, Vela
Tue2 comments
1x1 post from the Above the Limit campaign
1x1 post · Pulsar
Wed6 comments
Email header from the Above the Limit campaign
Email header · Splash
Wed1 comment

in approval (5)

15s film · Nord
Tue15 comments
16x9 banner from the Above the Limit campaign
16x9 banner · portals, Pulsar
Tue5 comments
4x5 carousel card from the Above the Limit campaign
Carousel · card 2 of 6, Splash
Wed9 comments
21x9 big-screen artwork from the Above the Limit campaign
21x9 LED wall · Vela event
Thu3 comments
POS poster · Nord, no price
Thu11 comments

final deliveries (312)

15s video cover from the Above the Limit campaign
15s video · Pulsar
pub.8 comments
1x1 feed post from the Above the Limit campaign
1x1 feed · Splash
pub.7 comments
Southern regional adaptation of the Above the Limit campaign
Regional adaptation · Vela
pub.4 comments
Reels cover from the Above the Limit campaign
Reels cover · Nord
pub.2 comments
July catalogue cover for the Pulsar runner line
July catalogue · Nord, closed
pub.12 comments
Point-of-sale poster from the Above the Limit campaign
POS poster · Vela, printed
pub.5 comments

You stop rebuilding the status from memory: whoever requests, whoever executes and whoever approves are looking at the same thing, at the same time.

content approval, inside the Demand

The sign-off that does not vanish

Clients approve, with history and versions,
on the same screen and at the same time.

the one the client had on hand pulsar_limite_v07
Rafael, client
Rafael client
Bianca, account
Bianca account
Camila, client
Camila client
the one that was approved
approved by Camila · Thu 14:32 · v_final
annotations resolved: 2 of 2

The client approves the content inside the Demand, on the asset preview, with date and time. The version stack sits right beside it, and this is the screen you open when they say they never approved.

Once approved, the asset moves on to the channels. And the sign-off conversation stops living in chat.

components · Content, Drive and Dashboard

The answer in one place

One search answers for all five places.

where is the approved final file for the Pulsar job?
demand · Pulsar · Above the Limit · approved Thu 14:32 file · pulsar_master.mp4 · v_final · rights 12m sign-off · Camila, on the client side · Thu 14:32 · v_final conversation · “approved with a tweak to the lettering”
Demands on schedule
in real time, no manual reporting
Approval time
in real time, no manual reporting
Library reuse
in real time, no manual reporting

Every asset with version, history and usage rights, and the DAM classifying, reading and ordering behind it. The question asked ten times a day now has a single place to go.

Who already works this way

Creative operations running on Wikimee

AmbevBoticárioDiageoKenvueLindtMondelezRaízenSearaSicrediStellantis
0k+
active users
0
co-operatives on one portal
−0%
less rework in one operation
0
multi-brand users

I centralise demands, deliveries and everything that comes off them.
I would never go back.

Danilo AratoBolt, white-label multi-client operation

Current platform base. A portal with 110 co-operatives across eight years of operation. A 75% reduction in rework and zero publishing errors in a five year operation. Multi-brand catalogues across ten years.

The three questions that always come up

One more tool? And the onboarding?

“It is one more tool.”

You already have several, and none of them covers every side of your operation. Wikimee can come in only where it hurts, finding the file and putting the client sign-off on record, and live alongside the rest until you decide to replace them.

“Will I have to migrate everything?”

It starts without moving a single file: the platform connects to the drive the agency already uses. An agency operation goes live in under a week, one client at a time.

“My team will not adopt it.”

Whoever creates keeps creating where they already create. What changes is where the request, the sign-off and the final file live. Start with one client and measure adoption before going wider.

It does not have to be everything at once. One real client, in thirty days, answers better than any presentation.

Start at whatever size makes sense

Choose the Right Plan.

From organising one team to a multi-brand operation with a Portal. You start at the size that solves today's pain and grow when the operation asks for it.

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A customizable environment that adapts to larger organizations.

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Friday, 6pm. You open one screen and know who approved what, what shipped today and what is left for Monday. You can close the week from home, with nobody calling to chase a file. We build that scenario live, with you.

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