Seller panel, not a bloated CRM

CRM for closers, sales reps, and agency sales teams

Commission-only closers should not live in the admin CRM. Ledrix gives sales reps their own login: assigned leads, orders, and the payment link on that deal. They never browse another client’s book.

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Your book
  • Dana WilkesFollow-up · payment link
  • Acme LtdPaid · thread open
Assigned records only. No agency-wide search.
Labeled product demonstration: Seller panel: assigned leads and the payment link on that deal — no admin CRM chrome. — not a customer screenshot.
Own login Seller guard, not the admin app
Query Access enforced in the database
Deal Chat and pay sit on the order

Generic CRM vs Ledrix on this job

Without the split

  • Closers share the admin CRM
  • Permission checkbox still leaks lists
  • Payment sent from a shared Stripe

In Ledrix

  • Dedicated seller panel
  • Cannot load another seller’s book
  • Link goes out under that brand’s merchant

A CRM for sales reps that is actually smaller

Most “sales team CRMs” are the same giant database with a permission checkbox. Ledrix ships a dedicated seller panel. Closers see their pipeline, send Stripe or PayPal under the brand they are closing, and reply to the client on that order — not in Slack.

Assigned book only

Mail when a lead is assigned

Payment link from the deal

Human thread with the buyer on that order

CRM for closers who should not see the shop

Agencies hire closers who should never open Brand B’s list. Role-based access is enforced at query level: a seller cannot load another seller’s deliveries or an admin-only import. That is the product rule, not a UI hide.

No company-wide lead dump

Admins watch the real pipeline

Clients never land in the seller panel

For the agency sales team, not a lone AE at a SaaS

This is not a generic B2B sales CRM. It is for agencies whose sales team closes under multiple client brands. If your reps sell one product for one company, you may not need the split. If they close for five client brands, they do.

Team seats on the agency workspace

Leaderboards and bonuses on eligible plans

2FA available on seller accounts

Related agency CRM pages

Same product. Different search intent. Each URL owns one job — the features hub lists every capability.

Assigned book, not a shared pile Payment links on the right merchant What buyers see after they pay All CRM capabilities Agency CRM home

Prove it in a live agency workspace

14-day free trial, no credit card — a private agency workspace. Prefer a shared tour first? The sandbox uses sample brands and does not open organization billing.

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Questions on this topic

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A seller panel with assigned leads, follow-ups, orders, and the payment link on that deal. Commission-only closers cannot browse the agency’s full lead database or another client’s book. They get mail when a lead is assigned, and they reply to that client on the order — not in Slack.

Generic CRMs treat your agency like one company. Ledrix treats each client brand as its own pipeline and merchant. Closers see only assigned records. Refunds and chargebacks land on the client who took the payment — not on whoever happened to be the default Stripe account.

US and UK digital marketing and growth agencies, plus sales teams that manage more than one client brand — people currently juggling spreadsheets, a generic CRM, or a single Stripe login that mixes every client’s money.