clauseback: Framer Landing Page for Invoice Review

clauseback helps multifamily teams review vendor invoices against the contracts that govern them. It surfaces discrepancies alongside the relevant contract clause, page, and dollar amount.

The product was still early, with no mature interface available to demonstrate the full experience. The site needed to make a technical workflow understandable at a glance, while giving prospective users a credible picture of the value behind contract-governed invoice review.

I designed and built the landing page in Framer over 2 weeks, including the page structure, responsive implementation, and custom product-style visuals.

A clear product narrative that moves from the invoice-review problem to clauseback’s workflow and value.

Custom product visuals showing the connection between contract terms, invoice line items, and flagged findings.

Information architecture covering the problem, the 3-step process, product checks, supporting proof, and FAQs.

A responsive Framer build polished across desktop and mobile breakpoints.

Rather than relying on a fully built product UI, I used focused interface-style visuals to make the workflow concrete. The page gives visitors a way to understand what clauseback checks, where the supporting evidence comes from, and how that information is presented.

The finished site gives an early-stage product a focused, credible way to explain its value before the complete product experience is available.