Advisor Panel
Last updated: 18 August 2026
The Advisor Panel is a dedicated command centre for accounting firms, sustainability consultants, and ESG practitioners who support multiple client organisations. It lists every client account you have access to, shows how each engagement is progressing, and lets you jump into any client's account to do the work directly. Access it via the Advisor option in the main sidebar.
In this article, you'll learn how to:
- Read the client portfolio table and spot clients who need attention
- Switch into a client's account to upload data or finalise reports
- Add new clients to your portfolio in three different ways
- Understand how the Advisor Panel differs from a whitelabel partnership
Reading the Client Table
Each row in the Advisor Panel is one client organisation you have access to. The table is your portfolio health check — sort or filter any column, search across all clients, and show or hide columns using the column visibility menu.
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Tenant Name | The client organisation's name |
| Industry | The client's industry, set when the account was created |
| Created On | When the client account was set up (DD/MM/YYYY) |
| Last Login | The most recent time anyone from the client logged in — a quick engagement signal |
| Last Data Upload | The most recent data upload — identifies inactive clients before deadlines slip |
| Carbon Inventory Progress | Task completion for each of the client's reporting periods |
| Actions | Switch into the client's account |
Switching Into a Client's Account
Use the switch action in a client's row to enter their account. Once switched, you work exactly as if you were logged in as that client — upload evidence, review the audit page, complete tasks, and finalise reports. Switch back to your own account, or into another client, at any time.
Adding Clients to Your Portfolio
There are three ways to bring a client into your Advisor Panel:
Create a new client account
Link an existing NetNada customer
Accept an invitation from the client
Advisor Panel vs Whitelabel
The Advisor Panel and NetNada's whitelabel offering solve different problems, and it's common to confuse them. The Advisor Panel is for consultants who work inside their clients' own NetNada accounts: each client owns their account, sees NetNada branding, and simply grants you access. It suits firms advising clients who are (or will become) direct NetNada users.
Whitelabel is for partners who run the platform under their own brand — managing client organisations, branding, and administration as if the platform were their own product. If you're deciding between the two models, or you're a whitelabel partner looking for client-management guidance, see Whitelabel: managing clients and branding.