Client-facing share links
Share a client view of the work with a private link. What's visible is chosen field by field — clients see the story, not your internals.
Client Collaboration
Keep clients in the loop — without handing over the keys.
Client feedback scattered across email, texts and calls is how decisions get lost. Knimblo gives you shareable client-facing pages, real recorded decisions, and public event pages with RSVPs — all controlled from your workspace.
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How client collaboration works in Knimblo
You decide what clients see. They comment, react and approve in one place. The decisions stay on record.
Feedback and real decisions
Reactions and comments are useful; recorded decisions are what keep projects moving.
Comments and reactions
Clients respond directly on shared design boards and pages, so feedback lands next to the work it's about.
Direction options, decided
Present design directions as options and capture the approved choice — 'which one did we pick?' always has an answer.
Decisions that stick
Approvals are recorded with the work, so the agreed direction survives every later conversation.
Public when you're ready
Some events need an audience. Publish exactly what you choose, when you choose.
Public event pages
Publish a public page for an event — details you select, presented cleanly, at a link you can share anywhere.
RSVPs and guest lists
Collect RSVPs on the public page and track attendance in one guest list alongside your planning numbers.
Live where it should be
Public pages reflect the event's live details you've chosen to show — update the event once and the page follows.
Client collaboration FAQ
Do clients need a Knimblo account?
No. Clients use the share links you send them — commenting, reacting and approving happens right on the shared page.
Can I control what a client sees?
Yes. Shared pages expose only the fields you choose, and you can update or disable a share at any time.
What's the difference between client sharing and team collaboration?
Collaborators are invited into the event workspace to work; clients see curated pages you publish. The two never mix.
Can I run RSVPs through Knimblo?
Yes — publish a public event page with RSVP collection, and attendance rolls into the same guest list your planning uses.
Who collaborates with clients in Knimblo
Client collaboration serves anyone whose work needs a yes — planners presenting a plan, designers presenting a direction.
Connected to the work you share
Client pages are windows into real workspaces — explore them.
Give your clients a better window in
Share the work, collect the feedback, record the decision — and keep your workspace yours.