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A recent client had a particular issue where a VAT ID wasn't properly saved in their ERP system.
Beforehand two certified ERP partners tried to solve the issue. Some custom T-SQL workflows later the issue and invoices were fixed.
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Recently, I went through a dispute here on Contra.
Scope was defined.
Deadline was respected.
Project was delivered and transferred.
After delivery, additional requests kept coming.
At some point, I had to draw the line.
The situation escalated into a formal dispute, and we eventually resolved it with a 50/50 split.
No names. No drama. Just a real scenario many freelancers face.
My takeaway:
- Clear scope is everything.
- Iteration limits matter.
- Transfer of ownership doesn’t always mean emotional closure.
I’m curious how would you handle this?
Would love to hear how other designers approach situations like this.
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