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Let clients edit their own website, without handing them the keys

By Digital 9 Labs · Updated

Short answer

AI CMS gives an agency one workspace for all its client websites. Each client is invited to their own site only, as a viewer, editor or publisher. Clients make small changes by chat and approve them themselves, while the agency keeps control of design, code and anything bigger.

The agency problem it solves

Small content changes are the least profitable work an agency does, and the most urgent for the client. Handing clients a full admin login solves the queue and creates a new risk. AI CMS splits the difference: clients can change content, and nothing else.

How access works

  • One agency workspace lists every client website and its status.
  • Clients are invited to their own website only.
  • Roles decide what each person can do: view, edit, or publish.
  • Every change is saved as a version, so you can see what changed and undo it.
  • Publishing checks the live site first, so a client never overwrites the agency's newer work.

What clients see

A client with one website signs in and lands straight in its editor: chat on one side, their real website on the other. No project lists, no settings, nothing to learn.

Questions

Can a client see other clients' websites?
No. Each person only sees the websites they have been invited to, and access is checked on the server for every action.
Can we let a client prepare changes but approve them ourselves?
Yes. Invite the client as an editor. They prepare and preview changes; a publisher on your side puts them live.
Is AI CMS available to other agencies?
AI CMS runs the websites Digital 9 Labs builds and manages. If you are an agency interested in using it for your clients, talk to us.

See AI CMS on your own website.

A short demo on WhatsApp: we show the editor, the preview and publishing, and tell you what moving your site involves.