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Standards sites are managed and handed off between agency and client in a range of ways. This guide outlines common cases and considerations.

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Agency owns site

Often agencies prefer to retain ownership of their client’s Standards sites. This keeps things simple for clients, and allows the agency to retain more oversight. In the past, the parallel would be an agency exports a PDF for the client, but keeps the InDesign file in case changes are necessary.

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Client just wants to view

Agencies that want to build and manage Standards sites for their clients and keep things simple will create the Standards site in their workspace and simply share the published view link. In this case, the client will not be invited to a workspace, and instead will only view the live URL.


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