Without it
Work sits at ninety per cent. The client owes you an approval, or a photograph, or a decision, and the only record of which is a message from eleven days ago.
07 · Produce
Deliver
Production, review, approval and final delivery.
“We are waiting on the client and nobody knows for what.”
Rs 799/mo, per workspace
No card. Shell is included at no charge, and Deliver is Rs 799 a month afterwards, or part of the Studio Suite at Rs 3,499 for all nine.
Review, tracked
Who has it, and since when.
Approval, recorded
A yes with a name and a date on it.
Final, final
One place the delivered version lives.
Who it is for, and why it matters
Who it is for
Studios whose projects stall on "waiting for the client" without anybody knowing what for.
What it does
Production, review, approval and final delivery.
Why it matters
Approval is where projects die quietly. Not because the work is wrong, but because nobody can tell who is waiting for whom.
07
Of seven stations
The last one before the money.
1
Version that is current
And it is obvious which.
0
Lost latest files
The question stops being asked.
What changes
With it
Production, review and approval in one thread, so what the project is waiting on is a fact rather than a recollection, and chasing it is one line instead of an archaeology exercise.
What it does
- Production, revision and approval as tracked states with clocks on them
- Client sign-off configurable per workspace, two-step by default
- A client portal showing exactly what is waiting on them
- Reports actual effort and revisions into PROFIT
It replaces: A chase email that begins "just circling back" · Finding out at the review that the file was never sent.
Where it sits
Deliver is station 07 of seven. The work arrives from the station before it and leaves to the one after, which is why nothing is retyped between them.
Questions
- Does the client need an account?
- They can review and approve without becoming a user of your workspace.
- What happens at the end?
- The delivery closes the project, and what it cost against what it earned is PROFIT.
Try it
14 days of real use, no card. If it is not obviously worth paying for by the end, the right answer is for us to improve it rather than to rely on you forgetting to cancel.