Project & Deliverable Tracking

Automated status updates and deadline alerts replace the daily check-in circus so nothing falls through the cracks.

57 hrs
Time saved/month
10
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Project managers at design studios spend 4- per week manually tracking deliverables across multiple tools, chasing team members for status updates, and compiling client notifications. Manual spreadsheet updates, file verification, and scattered feedback create delays and duplicate data entry.

Automation monitors project completion in real time, verifies deliverables are ready, and sends client notifications automatically. The system logs milestones to billing and updates the team in one coordinated action, eliminating manual tracking and reducing notification time from hours to minutes.

Key features
Monitor project task completion and gather deliverable metadata automatically
Verify files are present and correctly named before client notification
Compose and send templated client notifications customized by project type
Log deliverable milestones to billing system without manual entry
Post team updates to communication channels in real time
Track client feedback and revision requests in a centralized log

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Task marked completetrigger

Automation watches for tasks in the Deliverables project to move to the Done column. This signals that a deliverable is ready for client review.

2. Fetch task and project details

Automation retrieves the task name, project, due date, assigned team member, and any linked files. It also pulls the client contact and project billing phase.

3. Verify files

Automation checks the project folder to confirm all expected deliverables are present and correctly named. If files are missing, it logs a flag for manual review.

4. All files present?

If yes, proceed to client notification. If no, send an alert to the project manager and pause the automation.

5. Create deliverable summary

Automation generates a formatted list of deliverables with file names, formats, and feedback deadlines. It pulls the client name and project phase.

6. Send client notification

Automation sends a templated email to the client with the deliverable list, feedback deadline, and a link to the shared folder. The email is logged and copied to the project record.

7. Log milestone

Automation creates a new record in the billing milestones table with the deliverable date, project phase, and client name. This feeds directly into invoicing workflows.

8. Post update

Automation sends a message to the project channel confirming that the deliverable has been sent to the client and noting the feedback deadline. This keeps the team aligned without email clutter.

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Estimated Time Saving
57hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:10 Companies

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