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The accounts table shows all OnlyFans accounts connected to your CRM.

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Columns explained

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ID

The unique OnlyFans identifier for this account. Copy it when AgencyKey support asks which creator account is affected.

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OF Username

The public username on OnlyFans (e.g., @username).
  • Click to open the OnlyFans profile in a new tab
  • A link icon appears when you hover

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Model

The display name used within AgencyKey. This is your internal name — it doesn’t affect the OnlyFans profile.
  • Click to edit (if you have permission)
  • Maximum 15 characters
  • Appears in sidebar and throughout the CRM

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Authorization status

Shows whether the account is properly connected:

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Sync

Shows how much of the account’s historical data AgencyKey has synced from OnlyFans. This helps you know when your analytics numbers are trustworthy. Hover the badge to see a breakdown per data type — subscribers, chats, transactions, tracking links, trial links, lists, and more. Each row shows how many items were synced and how long ago it finished.
After connecting a new account, keep an eye on the Sync column. Analytics and reports only reflect what’s already synced.

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Proxy

Shows how the account connects to OnlyFans: Proxy status indicators:
  • Green — Proxy is working
  • Red — Proxy has issues
  • Yellow — Checking connection
  • Gray — Not checked yet
Click to change the proxy assignment.

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Subscription

Shows the creator’s trial or paid billing state. Open Billing for dates, upcoming charges, grace, cancellation, or blocked status.

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AI Recon Sharing and Platform Stats Sharing

These independent chips show which data pool the creator uses for each shared feature. See Data Sharing.

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Employees and Groups

Employees shows people assigned directly to this creator. Groups shows the group branches that can reach it through scoped permissions. Hover a value for details.

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Note

An internal note of up to 500 characters. Editing it requires a separate role permission.

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In menu

A toggle that controls whether this account appears in the left sidebar menu for quick access.
  • On — the account is shown in the sidebar
  • Off — the account is hidden from the sidebar
The setting is saved per user and takes effect immediately. This column is used by the desktop app; hiding a creator from the menu does not remove access.

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Date added

When the account was first connected to AgencyKey.

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Customizing the table

You can hide columns you don’t use and reorder the rest to match the way you work. Click the Columns button (sliders icon) next to Add Creator in the page header to open the settings dropdown.
The Model Name column is always visible and cannot be hidden. Your layout is saved in the current browser or desktop app on this device; it does not follow your account to another device.
The same Columns button is available on other major tables — Analytics (Creators and Employees), Message Campaigns, Scenarios, and Scripts.

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Deleting accounts

If you have the required permission, a trash icon appears on the right side of each row. It removes the creator connection from AgencyKey but does not delete the creator’s OnlyFans account. There is no instant Undo action; reconnecting the same creator can restore its CRM record and history, after which you should review its assignments and settings.

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Tips

  • Quick profile check: Click any username to open their OnlyFans page
  • Bulk status check: Proxy statuses are checked automatically when you load the page
  • Hover for details: Many cells show more info when you hover over them