Account operations
Import protocol accounts in batches, organize them with groups and labels, and run bulk sign-in or sign-out tasks.
Always visible. Always in control.
JIZHOU brings account operations, contact resources, message tasks, team conversations, proxies, and audit trails into one multi-tenant web workspace.
JIZHOU is an independent third-party tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Rakuten Viber.
Overview
Import protocol accounts in batches, organize them with groups and labels, and run bulk sign-in or sign-out tasks.
Build recipient lists, reusable message content, paced delivery tasks, and reviewable execution records.
Let permitted employees work from the same tenant inbox with account-scoped conversations and translation support.
What is included
The product focuses on the operational steps teams repeat every day instead of hiding them behind disconnected tools.
See account status, profile information, grouping, tags, assigned proxy resources, and tenant port usage in one place.
Maintain target numbers, approved scripts, persona assets, proxy groups, and usage state without mixing data between tenants.
Follow imports, sign-in jobs, profile sync, checks, and message delivery from task records rather than relying on temporary notifications.
Surface available accounts in the customer-service workspace and keep conversation context accessible to authorized employees.
GO DEEPER
ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT
BULK MESSAGING
TEAM INBOX
RESOURCES & PROXIES
TASK CONTROL
RESPONSIBLE USE
JIZHOU is an independent operations tool. It is not a way to bypass platform controls or contact people without authorization.
Tenant-owned accounts, resources, staff access, and work records remain separated by the application permission model.
Task results, platform notices, and audit records help administrators investigate what happened and who initiated an action.
Delivery pacing and account selection remain explicit so teams can align campaigns with consent, local law, and platform rules.
No. JIZHOU is an independent third-party operations tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Rakuten Viber.
A port represents one unit of concurrent signed-in account capacity for a tenant. It does not limit how many account records may be stored.
An active account is intended to belong to one tenant at a time. Under the current rule, it may be imported again after the previous record is marked as banned.
No. Delivery and account enforcement depend on many factors controlled by networks, recipients, protocol behavior, and the platform. The product provides workflow controls and visibility, not immunity from enforcement.
NEXT STEP
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