> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ergoly.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Add a client and a channel

> Tell the AI Admin who the client is, and which Slack channel is theirs. From then on, the worker answers there as your agency.

A worker on its own works for your team. To put it in front of a client, you need a **client** in Ergoly and a Slack channel that belongs to that client. The AI Admin does both from a message.

Your agency

Channels

Workers

Ada

## What just happened

Three things. A client called Acme now exists. Nora has a separate copy for Acme, with Acme's memory and nothing else. And #acme is mapped to Acme, so a message there always reaches that copy.

## Or invite the worker yourself

You can also invite a worker to a channel in Slack, the way you would invite a person. It asks you, and only you, what the channel is for. See [When a worker joins a channel](https://docs.ergoly.ai/workers/channels/slack).

> [!NOTE]
>
> **Worth knowing.** Start with an internal channel for the client, where your team reviews the worker's drafts, before inviting it into the channel the client is in. See [Internal client channels](https://docs.ergoly.ai/clients/internal-channels.md).

> [card] [Clients](https://docs.ergoly.ai/clients.md)
>
> Adding, assigning, and what stays separate.

> [card] [Client channels](https://docs.ergoly.ai/workers/channels/slack/client-channels.md)
>
> How a channel is mapped, and how to change it.


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