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Manage Clients

All you need to know about the "clients" tab and how to use it!

Written by Jeppe Liisberg
Updated over a week ago

Keep Each Client's Data Separate with Client Management

Requirements: The Clients feature requires a plan that includes this capability.

Who Is This For?

Clients is designed for organizations that manage cold calling on behalf of multiple end-clients or across separate business divisions. Typical use cases:

  • Calling agencies running campaigns for several clients, each with their own leads, caller IDs, and agents

  • Businesses with multiple divisions where lead data should not be mixed across departments

  • Franchises or multi-brand companies needing separate calling environments under one Myphoner account

If you only call for yourself or a single company, you do not need Clients - regular lists and segments are sufficient.

What Clients Provide

A Client groups lists, users, and identities into an isolated container:

Capability

What It Does

Data isolation

Leads in one client's lists are invisible to agents assigned to a different client

Scoped deduplication

Duplicates are detected across all lists within the same client, but not across different clients

Colleague detection

Colleagues (leads at the same company) are detected within a client's lists

Caller ID restriction

Assign specific phone numbers to a client so agents only see CIDs relevant to their work

Email identity restriction

Assign specific email accounts to a client for outbound email

Integration scoping

Connect separate HubSpot or Pipedrive accounts per client so CRM data stays isolated

Blind mode per client

Override the account-wide blind mode setting for individual clients (inherit, on, or off)

User scoping

Agents assigned to a client can only access that client's lists, CIDs, and emails

Creating a Client

  1. Go to Manage -> Clients.

  2. Click New Client.

  3. Enter the client name.

  4. Select the lists that belong to this client.

  5. Select the users who should have access. All users currently assigned to the selected lists must be included.

  6. Optionally assign Caller IDs and email identities if your plan includes per-client CID and email features.

  7. Optionally set Blind mode to override the account default for this client.

  8. Click Save.

Note: If a user already has access to a list you are assigning to the client, that user must be included in the client's user list. Remove their list access first if you do not want them in the client.

Managing Clients

From Manage -> Clients you can:

  • Edit a client to change its name, lists, users, or assigned identities

  • Archive a client to soft-delete it (lists are also archived)

  • Restore an archived client from the Archived tab

  • Delete a client permanently

You can also see which client a list belongs to from the list's Settings tab.

How Client Scoping Affects Agents

When a user is assigned to one or more clients:

  • Their Work dashboard only shows lists belonging to their assigned clients

  • The search only returns leads from their assigned clients' lists

  • Caller ID dropdowns only show CIDs assigned to their clients

  • Email identity dropdowns only show emails assigned to their clients

Account administrators always see everything, regardless of client assignments.

Clients vs. Lists vs. Segments

Approach

When to Use

Lists

Separate lead pools with different fields or calling workflows

Segments

Filtered views within a list (same fields, same agents)

Clients

Complete data isolation between different end-clients or business units

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