Scribbl for agencies
Every client feels like they are your only client.
Scribbl records every client call without a bot in the room, keeps each client’s whole history in one place, and pulls out what you promised, so nothing lands on you to remember.
On whatever your client uses: Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams. Nothing joins the call, so a client never sees a stranger in the room.
Free to start. No credit card, and nothing for your clients to install or approve.
Renewal scoping
Marcus
Quarterly review
Dana
Escalation call
Priya
Original scoping
Tom
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organizations record on Scribbl
No bot
nothing appears in your client’s call
Zero setup
client calls group themselves
Nobody on your team asks a client something they already answered.
They told your account manager in March. When you join the call in August, you already have it, because every call with that client sits together whether you ran it or not.
Northwind · renewal scoping They want the security review done before signing, and asked for pricing to be revisited for the second year.
Revised pricing by the 14th
What you said you would do, before it quietly becomes free work.
Half of scope creep is a thing someone agreed to on a call and nobody wrote down. Scribbl pulls the commitments out of the conversation, with who said it and when, so you can bill it or push back on it while it is still fresh.
Revised pricing sheet
You said it, Tuesday
Intro to the security team
Marcus said it, last month
Send the Q2 recap deck
Dana said it, in March
Anyone can take a client call at short notice.
Somebody is sick, on leave, or has left. The account does not go dark, because the history is with the client rather than with the person, and whoever picks it up can ask about it in Claude or ChatGPT and walk in current.
“How are things going with Northwind?”
Renewal scoping, 6 days ago, with Marcus
Security review, nobody named as owner
Revised pricing by the 14th
The thing three clients said this month that you have not noticed yet.
You are on some calls. Your team is on the rest. Scribbl reads across all of them and shows you what keeps coming up, so a pattern reaches you while you can still do something about it.
Client work does not end up somewhere it should not.
Meetings are private until someone shares them. When they do, Scribbl reads the meeting first and holds the share if it looks like a one to one, if the list is much bigger than the call was, or if the part being shared was recorded after the client dropped off.
This looks like a one to one. Share it with 14 people anyway?
- A sharing list far bigger than the room was
- Someone on the list who obviously would not want it
- The part of a call recorded after the client dropped off
See it on your own client calls.
Book a demo and we will show you what it finds in the calls you have already recorded, or start free and look yourself.
Recording laws vary by region, so make sure you have the consent you need from the people in your meetings.
Every client feels like they are your only client.