01 · milestones
Phases clients understand—not your internal folder structure.
Discovery, identity, web system, launch kit—each milestone is a delivery moment with clear acceptance, not an arbitrary sprint label.
Brand refresh · Q3 26
For · design studios
Design studios do not struggle to make things beautiful. They struggle to keep feedback, versions, and sign-off attached to the work—and to know what is actually approved when it is time to invoice.
Scopeyard gives you a delivery board for rounds and revisions, and a client view that shows only what needs a decision. Accepted deliverables roll into a billing-ready summary your finance workflow can use.
The fit
Milestones frame the engagement. Your board tracks rounds and internal review. Clients approve assets in a short queue—then accepted work becomes billing-ready.
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Milestones
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Work
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Client review
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Approval
05
Billing-ready
01 · milestones
Discovery, identity, web system, launch kit—each milestone is a delivery moment with clear acceptance, not an arbitrary sprint label.
Brand refresh · Q3 26
02 · work
Planned, in progress, internal review. Cards named like deliverables: Homepage hero v3, Logo lockups, Brand ch.3.
Studio board
M3 · web system · work
5 DELIVERABLESClient never sees this
03 · client review
Clients see deliverables ready for sign-off: what needs approval, what is already accepted, and when.
Handoff
Client review · one round
HANDOFFClient queue
client@acme · client view
04 · billing-ready
When a milestone’s deliverables are signed off, roll them into a fixed-fee summary for invoicing.
M2 · identity · billing-ready
SIGNED6 DELIVERABLES ACCEPTED · SEP 28
Run one engagement in Scopeyard and see if sign-off finally stays with the work.