For marketing & creative agencies
Run new business and live retainers in the same workspace.
The agency stack today
Sales lives in HubSpot, projects in Notion, retainers in a spreadsheet.
- Account managers can't tell at a glance which clients are mid-renewal vs mid-delivery vs at risk.
- New-business pipeline data and client-work data sit in separate tools that don't talk, so reporting up to leadership is a Monday-morning chore.
- Every new client asks the same data-handling questions, and you redo the same vendor-review forms.
How FlowGrid fits an agency
One workspace for new business, retainers, and the work itself.
Multiple pipelines, one canvas
New-biz, renewals, and active engagements on different boards.
Pipelines aren't a single linear thing. Spin up a pipeline for new business with your real stages, another for retainer renewals, another for active project handoffs. Drag deals across stages, automate the repetitive transitions, see them all on one canvas.
Custom objects for client work
Engagements, scopes, deliverables — whatever your team tracks.
Most agencies have invented their own taxonomy in a spreadsheet. Tell Nexus "I need an Engagement object with a scope, a delivery date, and a primary AM," and the schema appears. Bend it to your team's actual process.
Verifiable, not assumed
We're early. Here's how you can verify us anyway.
How your data is protected
Field-level AES-256-GCM encryption with tenant-scoped keys. Multi-tenant row-level isolation. Every mutation logged.
Read the security details →Legal & compliance
GDPR-compliant with a Data Processing Addendum. Your legal contact can pull it now — not after a sales call.
Read the DPA →Built in public
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FlowGrid is early. Instead of borrowed credibility, here's what you can verify yourself:
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