Sometimes a link and a weekly Slack digest are not enough and a client wants to log in. You can give them exactly one workspace, read-only.
Setting it up
Open the client's workspace and go to its Settings > Members (workspace members, not agency members).
Invite the client's email with the reporting role.
They accept, sign in, and land directly on Top creatives for their brand.
What a reporting user can and cannot do
Can: view dashboards and reports for that one client.
Cannot: see any other client, operate chat, change settings, or touch campaigns. Operational areas are hidden from their sidebar entirely.
For a trusted collaborator who should do real work in one client (a freelancer running one brand), use the manager workspace role instead: full capabilities inside that client, still invisible everywhere else.