Where client work is organised
Briefs, context and deliverables per engagement, inheriting the client workspace above.

A project starts from the client, not from zero.
A project holds its brief, its files and its deliverables, and inherits everything the workspace knows about the client. People and agents read the same picture, so nobody re-explains the account on day one.

- Done: Brief drafted
- Done: Plan and timeline
- Done: Statement of work
- To do: Kickoff, Tuesday 10:00
Closed projects make the next one smarter.
When a project closes, its insights flow upward into the client profile. The tenth project for a client starts further ahead than the first, which is the opposite of how a chat history ages.
Context flows downLearnings flow back up
Your agency
- Who you areAgency profile
- House rulesBritish English · lead with the insight
- Your team12 people, every agent
Nordvik Coffee
- BrandGuidelines, tone, assets
- Audience and marketUpdated from 14 sources
- CompetitorsWatched weekly
- Client newsLive
- Calls6 recorded, all searchable
- Brief proposals3 this week
Spring launch 2027
- BriefApproved by Jonas
- PlanWeek 12 retail drop
- FilesKey visuals, research
Draft three launch angles
- Reads everything aboveHouse rules, the Nordvik brand and market, the spring brief
- SharedEmma, Leo and the Planner work from the same picture
Days of work, down to hours.
Measured on real workflows at partner agencies.
20xfaster campaign development
- Before Multiply40 hoursWith Multiply2 hours
24x
faster briefs and debriefs
- Before Multiply48 hoursWith Multiply2 hours
12xfaster from brief to proposal
Project questions
Short answers first. The longer ones are a walkthrough away.
Organisation, workspace, project, task: context flows downward through that hierarchy. The workspace holds what is true of the client; the project holds what is true of the engagement.
The brief, project files, deliverables, and the tasks run against them. Workspace material stays above so the next project inherits it too.
Yes. Press Start project on a proposal and Multiply creates a shared project with the brief written and one draft task per deliverable you accepted.
Yes. Edit any section, regenerate it after adding files, and download it as PDF or Word.
Run the next brief through it
Start with one live project. The setup takes minutes, not a migration.