Zelrin Enterprise runs every client you manage through the same engine — and opens on the one question an agency owner actually has on Monday: which client is bleeding, and how much?
The portfolio view — real product, ranked worst-first: criticals, then measured waste. One tap opens that client's full cockpit.
Every account on one screen: measured waste, recovered-since-Zelrin, goal progress and criticals — sorted by who needs you first, with the book total at the top.
Each client gets everything Zelrin does — daily brief, money map, diagnoses, budget simulator, AI-assistant visibility across four families, approve-to-fix queue with one-command undo.
Give a teammate exactly the clients they handle. The scope is enforced by the server, not hidden in the UI — an account they weren't given cannot be fetched at all.
One email after the weekly scans: every client, worst first, same numbers as the dashboard. The subject line is the client that needs attention most.
Every rupee figure in Zelrin carries how it was derived — measured, derived, modelled or heuristic — with the evidence rows attached. Measured and modelled money are never blended, nothing changes in any account without an explicit approval, and every applied change is tracked against its pre-change baseline with an honest verdict. When your client asks "where does this number come from?", the answer is on the card.
Onboarding is one working day per client account: a manager-account link inside their own Google Ads (no passwords), Google sign-in for GA4 and Search Console. Everything stays revocable from the client's own accounts.