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lients don't want to chase updates. They want to see them.
This is Client Process Tracker, part of the system we've been building.
What it does:
Every project moves through clear phases: Planning, Design, Development, Testing, Deployment, Completed. Client sees exactly where things stand, always.
Daily/weekly updates get posted right on the portal, no digging through emails.
Design approvals show up as a clear status: pending or approved.
If the client has a question, they comment directly on the project. No separate thread, no lost messages.
We track client activity too: views, last seen, so we know if an update actually got noticed.
Built around how we already work: agile, phase by phase, nothing hidden.
Still building, and this is where you come in. What would make a client portal like this actually useful for you? Would love your ideas
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