Last updated June 17, 2026
Your agent profile controls how you appear to clients and within your agency. It includes your credentials, contact info, and optional sub-agency branding.
Your agent profile includes:
If you'd rather not have your personal identity visible to people who haven't booked yet, you can hide it from your client-facing proposals. On your Profile page, under Photo & Identity, turn on Hide my photo & name on proposals.
With it on, every proposal you send shows your agency's branding instead of your photo, name, bio, and personal social links (Instagram and Facebook). Your email and phone still appear so clients can reach you, and the rest of the proposal is unchanged.
This is a per-advisor setting, so in a multi-agent agency each person controls their own visibility. It's useful if you work from home or simply prefer that a lead can't search for you on social media before they become a client.
The setting applies to all of your proposals. It does not change based on whether the recipient is a lead or an existing client.
Track your professional certifications by selecting them on your profile. Available certifications include:
Select any that apply to your profile — they're stored for internal reference and agency records.
When Allow Sub-Agency Branding is enabled in workspace settings, agents can display their own business name on client-facing materials like proposals.
This is useful for independent contractors or sub-agents who operate under an agency but have their own branding.
Only workspace owners and admins can enable or disable the sub-branding setting.
Your profile experience differs slightly depending on your workspace type:
Put a share-of-sales pie and an advisor ranking on the dashboard, and decide whether your advisors see the whole board, an anonymous version, or nothing at all.
Tag your advisors with specialties like Disney or Royal Caribbean, then let routing rules assign every new lead to the right person automatically — with capacity limits, accept deadlines, and a command center to watch it all.
Give a senior advisor read-only visibility and password help for the advisors they mentor — without giving up their own book of business.