Every client's account and status. Click a row to view full details or correct any field — search above to find one quickly.

Every active campaign case. Allen advances phase and status as work progresses — use the dropdowns to correct or override either one manually at any time.

Reports and creative for clients. Create draft versions, then publish one when it's ready — internal drafts never overwrite what a client currently sees until you publish.

Client-submitted change requests. Allen classifies and executes routine ones automatically; click any row to reclassify, execute, deny, or reopen it yourself.

Client support tickets. Allen classifies, replies to, and resolves routine ones automatically; click any row to reply, reclassify, reassign, or close it yourself.

Each client's Meta ad account connection — the source of every lead. Allen checks these automatically and you can run a check anytime; reconnecting always requires the client's own Meta login.

Whether IDoMarketing's own automated systems are actually running. A service that stops checking in shows as Action Required, not Healthy — silence is never treated as fine.

Files shared with clients — reports, creative, brand assets. Upload one, then publish it when it's ready; publishing notifies the client, while review and withdraw stay internal.

To-dos for a client or for IDoMarketing internally. Create, reassign, complete, or cancel any task here — a new Client Action task notifies the client automatically.

IDoMarketing's own internal schedule — deadlines, App Review timelines, campaign launches. Never seen by clients. Click a date to add an event; task due dates appear as a read-only reference.

Client-facing research, scoped to one client's own selected objective. Draft here, review, then publish — a client only ever sees a published item for their own case, never a draft, never another client's research, never the underlying taxonomy.

No rule is active until you explicitly activate it. With zero active rules, every research item routes to your review — that's the correct starting state, not a gap.

Your own past review decisions, grouped by category/source/tier — the evidence base a candidate governance rule would be built from.

Volume, enumeration, and repeated-similar-query signals from real client search activity. A flag never blocks anything on its own except a sustained High-severity volume spike, which briefly slows that client's own requests — never other clients, never a silent permanent block.

What clients are actually asking. A "No match" row is a real research-gap signal — a real client question your published research doesn't yet answer — not an error.

Raw intake submissions and the Advertising Objective Records built from them. Preliminary objectives are not authorization to begin anything — only a Confirmed objective (finalized at the Discovery Meeting) unlocks Phase 2 Research for its case.

The client's raw, as-submitted answers. Superseded rows are kept as history, not deleted.

The governed, per-case source of truth. A client may have more than one of these over time — one per case, not one per client.