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# Agency Dashboard

Learn how to use the Agency Dashboard to manage client companies, monitor account issues, and control agency access.

The **Agency Dashboard** is your central place to manage client companies and agency users.

For the full Agency Partner Program overview, start with [Get started as an agency](/get-started/getting-started-agencies/get-started-as-an-agency.md).

### Agency Dashboard benefits

* **See all connected companies:** Monitor the client companies your agency manages, all from one view.
* **Manage access across your team:** Agency users automatically get access to connected companies.
* **Respond faster to issues:** Review account errors and take action without switching between accounts.
* **Disconnect companies when needed:** Remove access cleanly when a client relationship ends.


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