Client Feed

A running stream of the work you deliver, posted to the client's portal as it happens: completed tasks, reports, videos, and files.

Client Feed

The Running Record of Work Delivered

The Feed is the client-facing stream of what your agency produces: completed tasks, notes, videos, images, PDFs, and embeds, in chronological order. It answers “what have you done for me lately” before the client has to ask.

It Fills Itself

Completed work posts to the feed automatically, so the client sees progress without you assembling an update. AI can post directly too. The monthly reporting playbook drops rendered reports here as embeds.

Post Anything, Show What You Choose

Add your own posts: a Loom walkthrough, a milestone, a file, a quick note. The feed is one of the toggleable client portal tabs, so you decide whether each client sees it at all.

Why It Matters

When a client can scroll a clear record of delivered work, they stop chasing updates, and the value of the retainer is visible on every visit.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should an agency post in a client activity feed?

Post work that demonstrates progress or needs the client's attention: completed deliverables, reports, milestone updates, short explanations, and useful files. Routine internal activity should stay out unless it helps the client understand an outcome.

How often should a client feed be updated?

Update it when meaningful work is delivered rather than on an arbitrary daily schedule. For most retainer accounts, a few substantive updates each week are more useful than a stream of small task notifications.

Can clients see internal tasks and notes in the feed?

Only content intended for the client should appear there. In Lifted Work, internal client notes remain private, and portal visibility settings determine which work is client-facing. Preview the portal when changing those settings.

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