Early access
AI agents that get a new client’s accounts back from the old agency.
Account handover gets a new client’s accounts out of the old agency: from the day you sign, a declared AI agent asks the old agency and every platform at once to move each account into your client’s name, and chases until each one is done.
Account handover
Obsession agent for Your agencyClient’s OK on every transfer
Social needs the clientApproval link sent
ReviewExample
Pick it, and everything it needs is already set up.
Nothing to build or buy, and nothing to run yourself.
- An agent ID, declared as AI acting for your client
- Its own inbox and phone line
- Your client’s written OK, checked first
- Your client’s domain login, connected with consent
- A card for each fee, capped to it
- Every request, reply and fee signed and dated
It runs on your schedule, and keeps the proof.
Every account in your client’s name, and a signed record of how it got there.
Example: a new client, week 1
Account handover
We signed Outdoor gear today. Move every account their old agency holds into the client’s name, add us with the access we need, and chase until each one is done.
- Targets
- Outdoor gear’s 6 accounts, held by its old agency and its web host
- Journey
- Check the client’s OK and proof
- Map every account and who holds it
- Start every account at once
- Chase until each one is done
- How often
- Daily until every account is back
- Report
- A daily note and the handover record
- Set up
- Agent ID, declared as AI for your client
- Own inbox and phone line
- Client’s domain login
- A capped card per fee
Run log
- Outdoor gear’s written OK and proof of ownership checked. 6 accounts mapped, and every one started at once.Day 1, 09:00
- The domain proved as your client’s with a DNS record, through their own domain login. Full access estimated in 31 days.Day 1, 11:00
- The social page request sent. It needs your client’s approval, so the link goes to them.Day 2, 10:00
- Analytics admin moved to your client, and search console verified by the same DNS record. The web host is resetting the website login.Day 3, 10:00
- Once you and your client approve the words, the request for the ads account goes to the old agency, with your client in copy. A nudge is set for day 5.Day 3, 15:10
Finding
3 of 6 accounts in your client’s name by day 3, and full access 6 days away, not 31.
Social waits on your client’s approval. Every tag and conversion is copied before anything switches, and old users are removed after your client’s OK.
Example run. Every request, reply and step dated and signed: a record your client keeps.
The agents do the legwork. You make the calls.
Your client says yes, in writing
They sign a written OK and show they own the business. Nothing starts before both are checked.
It maps every account
From a short form and a public check, it lists who holds each one: ads, analytics, search, listings, social pages, website, store, email and domain.
Everything starts on day 1
After you and your client approve it, a written request goes to whoever holds the accounts, with your client in copy, and every platform’s ownership process starts at once. It chases daily until each account is back.
Your client owns it all
Each account in their name with 2 of their own admins, your agency added with the access it needs, and old users removed after their OK.
It covers the whole job, and stops where it should.
Every account
Ads accounts
Admin moved to your client, billing in their name after their OK, and your agency added.
Analytics and tags
Admin moved to your client, and every tag and conversion copied before anything switches.
Search console
Ownership proved with a DNS record, through your client’s own domain login.
Business listing
The ownership request filed, and the listing claimed if the old holder doesn’t reply in time.
Social pages
The ownership pack ready: ID, proof of ownership and a signed letter, for your client to send.
Website, store and email
Ownership moved to your client’s own login, with old staff accounts listed for removal.
Domain
The transfer code requested, and the fee paid on a card capped to that fee.
Where it stops
The owner only
It acts only for the business that owns the accounts, after its written OK and proof of ownership.
Only the holders
It contacts only whoever holds the accounts and each platform’s support, declared as an AI agent acting for your client.
Your words
The handover request goes after you and your client approve it.
The owner signs
Where a platform needs the owner to submit or sign, your client does, from the pack the agent prepared.
Fees
Only inside the limit you set, each on a card capped to that fee. Anything above it waits for you.
Removals
Removing old users or changing billing waits for your client’s OK.
Disputes
Factual, never a threat. A real dispute goes to your client’s lawyer, with the full record.
Every account in your client’s name, with the proof.
See a real store checkA handover board
Each account, who holds it, what was asked, how long the platform gives, and what’s next.
A daily note
What came back, what’s waiting on a platform, and what needs your client.
The client pack
Ownership letters and claims, filled in for your client to sign and send.
Slack
When an account comes back, and when your client needs to act.
The handover record
Every request, reply, call and fee, dated and signed, for your client to keep or show a platform or a lawyer.
Webhook
Each account’s status as it changes, into your onboarding tool.
Start from the recipe. Change anything.
- Client
- Signed, with their written OK and proof of ownership
- Accounts
- Ads, analytics, tags, search, listings, social pages, website, store, email and domain
- Held by
- The old agency, a freelancer or the old developer
- Chasing
- Daily by email, then calls to their office line from the day you choose. Email only if they ask.
- Fees
- Up to a limit you set, each on a card capped to that fee, such as a domain transfer
- Your access
- What your team needs, and nothing more
- Removals
- Old users and managers, after your client’s OK
The same recipe, different jobs.
- AgenciesStart work on a new client in week 1, not month 2.
- FoundersLeaving an agency? Get every account into your own name, with your own admins.
- MarketingSwitching agency? Get every ad, analytics and social account into your company’s name, without chasing the old one yourself.
- DevelopersStart a handover from your own onboarding tool through the API, and read each account’s status back.
Every account moves at the same time, so each platform’s own clock sets the pace.
Example: Outdoor gear’s 6 accounts on day 3. 3 are in its name, and full access is 6 days away, not 31.
| How it moves | Where it stands on day 3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | A DNS record, through your client’s own domain login | In your client’s name since day 1 |
| Analytics | Admin moved from the old holder to your client | In your client’s name |
| Search console | The same DNS record as the domain | In your client’s name |
| Website | A login reset by the web host | The host is resetting it |
| Ads account | A request to the old agency, then a nudge | Asked today, nudge on day 5 |
| Social pages | A page request your client approves | Waiting on your client’s OK |
Your client’s accounts, your client’s OK, and every step on record.
Account handover does the asking: once you sign a written OK and show you own the business, a declared AI agent asks the old agency and every platform at once to move each account into your name, and chases daily until each one is back with 2 of your own admins.
Account handover gets the accounts back from whoever holds them: the old agency, a freelancer or the old developer. Access tools work only once your client already holds admin.
Account handover starts nothing until your client signs a written OK and shows proof they own the business. The agent acts only for the owner.
Account handover contacts only whoever holds your client’s accounts, and each platform’s support. Every email and call says it’s an AI agent acting for your client, and every email copies your client. Calls go to office lines only.
Never. Where a platform needs the owner to submit or sign, the Account handover agent prepares the pack and your client sends it.
Account handover chases on a set rhythm and stays factual. Each platform’s own ownership request runs at the same time, so the handover never waits on the old agency alone. A real dispute goes to your client’s lawyer with the full record.
Account handover pays only the fees a handover needs, like a domain transfer, inside a limit you set, each on a card capped to that fee. Anything above it waits for you.
Account handover gets you started up to 3 weeks sooner per new client: a handover that should take under a week can take more than a month while clients chase the old holder, and starting everything on day 1 lets each platform’s clock set the pace. The agent does the chasing too: up to 10 hours back per new client, at 30 minutes a working day for 4 weeks.
With Account handover, your client keeps every account in their own name, with 2 of their own admins, and a signed, dated record of every step to show a platform or a lawyer.
Start work on every new client in week 1.
Join the waitlist. Account handover comes ready with its own inbox, phone line and a capped card for each fee.