Control or concierge? With AdQuick the answer is both, and the dashboard question deserves a direct answer because it determines your day-to-day workflow.

Buyers get their own dashboard access: browsing inventory, building and editing plans, tracking live campaigns, and pulling reporting are all self-serve actions that don't require going through a rep. Managed service adds a team on top of your access; it doesn't replace it. You are never locked out of your own campaigns.

Build and revise plans, adjust budgets within a draft plan, view unit-level campaign status, download proof of posting, and export reporting whenever you need it; no request tickets, no waiting for a weekly report email. Actions with commercial consequences (contracting, booked-campaign changes) run through the standard process because they involve media owner commitments, not because access is gated.

Yes; teammates get their own logins, and agencies can grant clients scoped access or keep it agency-only. See the account access article for the permission model.

Dashboard access and campaign tracking are part of the platform, not add-ons billed on top of media.

The dashboard updates continuously through your flight; digital playout accrues as it happens, static verification posts as units go up. See the reporting article for what's included and export options.

Your AdQuick contact handles negotiation, sourcing, and campaign management to whatever degree you want; the dashboard means you're informed in real time either way. Control and concierge aren't a choice you make once; you dial the mix per campaign.