Constantly Chasing Status Updates
You repeatedly interrupt designers, marketers, and account teams just to understand whether client work is progressing.
SuperSee gives agency leaders a clear view of work activity, project effort, screenshots, applications, timesheets, and productivity patterns—so you can spot delivery risks before a client does.
Your project board may say a task is in progress. Slack may show everyone online. Timesheets may be complete. Yet you can still be unsure whether the work is moving, where time is being lost, or which deadline is quietly becoming a risk.
You repeatedly interrupt designers, marketers, and account teams just to understand whether client work is progressing.
Managers receive fragmented updates without the consistent work context needed to spot delays or support the team.
Some team members become overwhelmed while others have capacity—but the imbalance remains invisible until delivery is affected.
Delivery risks are discovered only after a client raises a concern—when the time available to recover is already limited.
See whether client work is moving—without interrupting your team or waiting for something to go wrong.
Growing an agency creates a visibility problem: work spreads across people, clients, tools, chats, and locations. Wanting reliable context does not make you a suspicious manager. It makes you responsible for delivery. SuperSee helps you understand the workday and act only where attention is needed.
Connect activity evidence, time, and longer-term patterns in one operational view.
Review active, idle, and offline time alongside screenshots, applications, websites, and employee timelines—not a single activity score.
Use Work Replay to understand how a designer, marketer, or delivery team member’s selected day unfolded.
Use Productivity Trends, attention signals, deep-work patterns, communication load, and workload pressure to find teams that may need support.
Use dashboards, daily insights, timesheets, and manager views instead of rebuilding the same picture from chats, calls, and task boards.
Use team-based permissions so delivery leaders see the employees they are responsible for without exposing the whole company.
Use Single, Grid, Patrol, or Video Wall views when a delivery issue needs timely operational context.
Move from a delivery overview into screenshots, app usage, timesheets, trends, or Work Replay only when a question needs more context.
Add 3–5 employees and choose the monitoring mode that fits your workplace policy.
Confirm installation, receive the first screenshot, and review the team dashboard, timeline, and reports.
Scan summaries, investigate exceptions with context, and expand only after SuperSee improves management.
Set clear boundaries, limit access, review exceptions with context, and introduce SuperSee under a transparent workplace policy.
Explain why SuperSee is being used, what it can see, and how managers will review the information.
Use selected work devices, teams, shifts, monitoring modes, and role-based permissions.
Scan summaries and patterns first. Investigate only where a question needs context.
Consider the employee’s role, workday timeline, applications, screenshots, and longer-term trends.
Use controlled download and deletion requests, AES-encrypted storage, and plan-based retention.
Identify delivery risks sooner, coach with evidence, balance workloads, reduce unnecessary check-ins, and enter client conversations with better operational context.
Plans start at $2.99 per user/month. Higher plans add Work Replay, Productivity Trends, live-wall modes, advanced team controls, and longer plan-based retention.
Need help with rollout, policy, or deployment? Book a demo and we’ll work through your setup.
Book a demoThe rollout matters. SuperSee supports visible and controlled modes, employee self-view in supported modes, role-based access, and policy-led monitoring. Explain why it is being introduced, what it can see, and how managers will use the information.
No. Project tools show assigned work and task status. SuperSee adds workday evidence and operational context such as tracked time, screenshots, applications, websites, timelines, Work Replay, and productivity patterns.
Yes. Start with 3–5 employees, establish what useful visibility looks like, build a review routine, and expand after the team sees operational value.
No. SuperSee does not record microphone audio, passwords, or keystrokes. Optional webcam photos are available as an add-on and should be configured according to company policy and applicable law.
Start with one team, reach first value, and see whether SuperSee gives your agency the operational clarity to manage with less interruption.
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