NoHeck
For Agencies & Consultancies

Client work. Without the chaos.

Stop losing client approvals in endless email threads. Keep internal strategy, client feedback, and project assets connected but perfectly organized in one workspace.

How NoHeck handles clients

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    Free external guests
    Don't pay for client seats. Invite clients as guests into specific channels to review work and give feedback—for free.
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    Strict internal boundaries
    Discuss the strategy in a private internal channel, then effortlessly switch to the client-facing channel to present the work.
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    Shared inboxes
    Route `hello@youragency` or `design@client` directly to a channel where your entire team can collaborate on the reply.

The client communication trap

Most agencies suffer from the “telephone game.” The client emails the Account Manager. The AM messages the Designer in Slack. The Designer puts the file in Drive. The AM emails it back.

By the third revision, version control is destroyed and files are lost. NoHeck eliminates this by putting the internal team and the external client in the exact same workspace—with strict permissions keeping internal chatter private.

“We run a 20-person design agency and collaborate with dozens of client contacts. Having everything in one workspace means no more juggling guest seat licenses across three different tools.”
Managing Partner
Mid-size creative agency
Based on early adopter feedback
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Faster approvals.

Stop waiting 3 days for an email reply. Drop assets directly into a secure client channel and get instant feedback and sign-off.

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Consolidated assets.

Every file shared in a channel is automatically indexed and searchable. Never hear “can you resend that logo?” again.

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A professional image.

Stop looking disorganized in front of clients. Centralized, speedy communication builds trust and proves your agency's competence.

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