Can we see access per client?

Yes, with the agency add-on. You register access with the client as the owner, and Ejerblik gathers it per client: systems, employees, admins and what needs cleaning up. The access overview can be printed and sent to the client. The agency's own internal findings are left off the printout.

How do we find access held by people who have left?

When an employee is marked as having left in the employee register, Ejerblik shows the access still in their name, including at clients. It is marked critical until the access is closed.

Does the client or the agency own the account?

In Ejerblik, the client owns its own accounts and the agency has access. If a domain or an ad account is in the agency's name, you can see it and agree with the client whether it should be moved.

Ejerblik costs the same for every industry: the Free plan costs nothing, Starter is €33/month and Professional €79/month, excl. VAT. The agency add-on is agreed directly with us, so book a demo and we will show it with your own types of client.

Is our company itself in scope of NIS2?

NIS2 typically applies to companies with at least 50 employees or €10 million in turnover that sit within one of the sectors the directive covers. Most small and mid-sized companies under 50 employees are not directly in scope. Many are affected indirectly, though: the larger customers who are in scope have to manage their suppliers, and will therefore ask for documentation of access, supplier management and critical systems.

What do we need to be able to document for our customers?

Typically: an overview of which digital assets are used in the relationship, who at your company has access, how access is removed when employees leave, which subcontractors your data passes through, and how you handle incidents. Ejerblik gathers it in one asset register with an owner, a responsible person and a status per asset.

Industry insight · Agencies

The designer left in the spring. She is still an admin on three clients' Meta accounts

An agency lives off access to other people's systems: ad accounts, domains, websites and social media. The list of them rarely sits in one place. Ejerblik gathers the agency's own systems and the access to clients, and shows it per client.

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In short

Ejerblik gives advertising, design and web agencies one register of their own systems and of their access to clients' accounts. With the agency add-on you see access per client, find access held by people who have left, and can print an access overview for the client.

Why now

Three typical pain points in agencies

Access to client accounts, but no list

Meta Business Manager, Google Ads, Analytics, domains, hosting and WordPress logins. Every client has their own, and every employee has theirs. If a client asks who at your agency has access, the answer takes an afternoon.

The employee leaves, the access stays

When someone leaves, their email is closed. Their roles in clients' ad accounts and pages often stay, because nobody knows where they are. It is the client's account, but it is your responsibility.

Clients are starting to ask

Larger clients and clients in scope of NIS2 have to manage their suppliers, and the agency is one of them. They want to know who has access, whether two-factor is on, and what happens when the relationship ends.

Are you yourself in scope of NIS2?

NIS2 typically applies to companies with at least 50 employees or €10 million in turnover that sit within one of the sectors the directive covers. Most small and mid-sized companies below that size are not directly in scope.

Many are affected indirectly, though: your larger customers are in scope and have to manage their suppliers. That means you will be asked to document access management, critical systems and how you handle incidents. That is the pain Ejerblik solves.

This is what your digital reality looks ud

You run your company through more systems than you think

Typical systems in agencies:

Meta Business Manager · Client ad accounts
Google Ads and Analytics · Client ad accounts
Client domains and DNS · Web address
Hosting and WordPress · Websites
Adobe Creative Cloud · Design
Figma · Design
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace · Email, files, identity
Time tracking and invoicing · Finance

Typical assets

The systems that typically live in agencies

These systems are typical for your industry. In Ejerblik, each one gets an owner, a responsible person and a status.

Typical digital assets at companies in agencies
Asset	Category	Typical owner
Meta Business Manager	Client ad accounts	The client
Google Ads and Analytics	Client ad accounts	The client
Client domains and DNS	Web address	Client or agency
Hosting and WordPress	Websites	The agency
Adobe Creative Cloud	Design	Creative director
Figma	Design	Designer
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace	Email, files, identity	External IT supplier
Time tracking and invoicing	Finance	Finance

This is what your report could look ud

One view, ready for management or a customer audit.

app.ejerblik.com/report

Assets that need action

An example of the report's action list
Asset	Category	Status
Client A · Meta Business	Ad account	Admin has left
Client B · domain	Web address	In the agency's name
Client C · WordPress	Website	Shared login, no two-factor
Adobe Creative Cloud	Design	Unknown number of licences
Client A · Google Ads	Ad account	Access documented

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