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BlokNotes for small agencies

The agency operating system that fits in one workspace

Small agencies run on the same five questions every week: what did we promise, who is doing it, are we on budget, what can we bill, and what did the client just ask for now? Answering them across six tools is where evenings go to die.

BlokNotes gives a small team one shared workspace: client companies with their full history, project boards, issues for the inevitable 'small requests', team timesheets and the invoices at the end of it all.

Sound familiar?

The problems this solves

Client history split across inboxes

When the account lead is on holiday, the client's history shouldn't be. Shared company records collect meetings, deals, issues and documents where the whole team can see them.

Scope creep nobody wrote down

Issues capture every 'can you also…' with a type, priority and follow-up date — so extras become quoted work instead of free surprises.

Billing leakage

Unbilled hours and forgotten expenses are pure margin loss. Billable timesheet entries per project roll into approved timesheets and on to invoices.

How it works

How small agencies use BlokNotes

  1. 1

    Win the work

    Track leads through your pipeline stages, log calls and emails as activities, and send branded quote PDFs straight from the opportunity.

  2. 2

    Staff and plan

    Spin up the project with budget and health tracking, break it into tasks on the kanban board, and assign teammates with due dates.

  3. 3

    Deliver together

    Meeting notes, design sketches, client feedback and files all live on the project. Mentions and notifications keep the team in sync without status meetings.

  4. 4

    Handle the asks

    Log client requests as issues with priorities and follow-up dates. Resolve, convert to quoted work, or park them — but never lose them.

  5. 5

    Bill with confidence

    Approve team timesheets, generate invoices per client with correct tax, archive the PDFs to Google Drive and track what's outstanding.

FAQ

Questions from this corner of the world

How do roles work for an agency team?

Owners manage the workspace and billing, editors do the daily work, and readers — clients, freelancers, your accountant — see without touching.

Can we invoice from multiple legal entities?

Yes — a workspace can hold multiple companies, each with its own details, numbering and branding for quotes and invoices.

Can clients submit requests directly?

You can log requests as issues during calls, or collect them via CMS forms on your website that land in the workspace.

Join other small agencies on BlokNotes

Free during the public beta — every feature, no usage limits, no credit card.