- Account manager
- TYTeodora Yotova
- Industry
- Events
- Hourly rate
- Admins €95.00
Custom fit without the custom build. Your client work in one system, from the first email to the final update. Set up for your kind of business.
10 days free on Max, our top plan. No card.
In your words
“We run about twenty retainer clients. Every month is briefs, drafts and approvals, and most of our time goes on chasing sign-off before anything can go live.”
Your setup
Tailored to your business
Campaigns
| Campaign | Status |
|---|---|
| Bloom Skincare: spring launch | Brief |
| Fenwick & Clay: October socials | In production |
| Cedar & Co: brand refresh | Awaiting sign-off |
In your words
“We plan corporate events and launches for about twenty clients a year, and the stress is knowing which suppliers have confirmed and what is still waiting on the client.”
Your setup
Tailored to your business
Client events
| Event | Status |
|---|---|
| Northwind Labs: sales kickoff | Inquiry |
| Bloom Skincare: launch party | Booked |
| Meridian Capital: partner summit | Waiting on suppliers |
In your words
“We place permanent staff for around thirty companies. Candidates move through stages and interviews, and we lose placements when someone goes quiet while we are busy.”
Your setup
Tailored to your business
Roles
| Role | Status |
|---|---|
| Northwind Labs: senior engineer | Briefed |
| Bloom Skincare: product designer | Shortlisting |
| Ridgeway Build: site manager | Gone quiet |
In your words
“We look after about ninety rented units. Tenants, repairs and inspections all run to their own dates, and it is the repair nobody chased that bites us.”
Your setup
Tailored to your business
Repairs
| Repair | Status |
|---|---|
| Kingsway 4B: leaking kitchen faucet | Reported |
| Elm Court: annual heating service | Contractor booked |
| Mill Yard 2C: cracked window | Needs chasing |
The full picture of every client. No handover needed.
Emails stay on the client, not in one person’s inbox. Hours and budget show up as they’re logged, so an overrun is caught while there’s still time. And the client checks their portal instead of chasing you for updates.
- Kick-off meetingDone
- Homepage copyPlanning
- Page templatesIn Progress
- Elena Dobreva repliedRe: Q4 retainer scopeLinked to this client
- Homepage copy00:00:00 on the timerBillable
- Client portal updatedElena now sees 14:15 logged
- Amo: create dashboard “Hours by client”3 widgets from Time EntriesCancelApprove
Your work has layers. Teamo holds them without workarounds.
Related work stays under the client it belongs to, instead of being split into separate tools and tables.
- RecordThe main thing you manage, like a client, a project or a property.
- Activity groupsKinds of work on a record, each with its own columns.
- ActivitiesThe rows in a group, like each of this client’s projects.
- DetailsThe rows under one activity, like the tasks of a project.
Get answers without digging. Amo knows where to look and who can see what.
Switch on what your team needs. Connect the rest.
Every tool in Teamo is ready to use, with nothing to build or maintain. Anything else connects through the API or MCP.
Your whole business belongs here. Even the sensitive parts, with granular permissions on every plan.
Clients join as guests, not paid seats: 1 to 4 per paid seat, by plan. Prices per seat a month, billed yearly; month to month costs about 25% more.
- From 1 seat
- Units are major areas of your business, like a department, an office, a region or a separate company. Modules are where you run one business process, like Leads, Clients, Projects or Support tickets; each holds its records and everything under them.
- Records, activities and details all count. A client with one project and three tasks is 5 rows. Counted across your whole organization, never capped per module.
- What Amo spends when it works. A quick question costs 1 credit, and bigger jobs cost a few more. Run low? Buy a credit pack any time, with no plan change.
- People outside your team. A guest sees one module, where they can comment, get notified and add information.
- From 3 seats
- Units are major areas of your business, like a department, an office, a region or a separate company. Modules are where you run one business process, like Leads, Clients, Projects or Support tickets; each holds its records and everything under them.
- Records, activities and details all count. A client with one project and three tasks is 5 rows. Counted across your whole organization, never capped per module.
- What Amo spends when it works. A quick question costs 1 credit, and bigger jobs cost a few more. Run low? Buy a credit pack any time, with no plan change.
- People outside your team. A guest sees one module, where they can comment, get notified and add information.
- From 5 seats
- Units are major areas of your business, like a department, an office, a region or a separate company. Modules are where you run one business process, like Leads, Clients, Projects or Support tickets; each holds its records and everything under them.
- Records, activities and details all count, 100,000 rows for every seat. The 5-seat minimum starts you at 500,000, and every seat you add brings 100,000 more.
- What Amo spends when it works. A quick question costs 1 credit, and bigger jobs cost a few more. On Max they go into one pool for the team, and admins set each person's share. Run low? Buy a credit pack any time, with no plan change.
- People outside your team. A guest sees one module, where they can comment, get notified and add information.
- Units are major areas of your business, like a department, an office, a region or a separate company. Modules are where you run one business process, like Leads, Clients, Projects or Support tickets; each holds its records and everything under them.
- Records, activities and details all count. A client with one project and three tasks is 5 rows. Counted across your whole organization, never capped per module.
- What Amo spends when it works. A quick question costs 1 credit, and bigger jobs cost a few more. Run low? Buy a credit pack any time, with no plan change.
- Permissions down to the field
- Guest access for your clients
- Automations
- An audit log
- Webhooks and the REST API
- Amo, with AI credits on every plan