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CLIENT DELIVERABLE TRACKING · Workflow idea

Know what’s missing before a project handoff.

Check each project’s required assets against the files received, distinguish missing items from those awaiting review, and give the team a clear readiness summary.

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Starts with
Project asset check
Produces
A project readiness report, an internal digest, and client reminder drafts that remain unsent until a person reviews and sends them.
Category
Monitoring

01 / The starting point

A clear request.
A useful direction.

A staff-maintained deliverables checklist and a project intake folder

“Compare required client assets with the files on hand, identify missing items and review needs, and prepare eligible client reminders for staff approval.”
An example request · Make it specific to your team.

02 / The work

6 tasks.
One useful outcome.

Checks expected deliverables against received files and recorded review status, then summarizes what is missing, needs correction, or is still awaiting approval.

  1. Read the project requirements

    Use the staff-maintained checklist to identify the assets expected for each client and project.

  2. Compare received files with the checklist

    Match files to requirements using the agreed naming convention and flag missing or ambiguous matches.

  3. Track review and correction status

    Distinguish files awaiting review from items that need correction, and ask for a new review when a file changes.

  4. Summarize project readiness

    Give staff a clear view of missing assets, requested changes, pending approvals, and overall readiness.

  5. Prepare client reminders for review

    Group eligible missing-item reminders by client and leave each message unsent for a person to review.

  6. Keep a history of follow-up

    Record reminder activity and share an internal digest so the team can coordinate without unnecessary repeats.

03 / The result

Something useful.
Something to build on.

A project readiness report, an internal digest, and client reminder drafts that remain unsent until a person reviews and sends them.

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Check client deliverables and prepare reminders

Monitoring · Example outcome

The handoff

A project readiness report, an internal digest, and client reminder drafts that remain unsent until a person reviews and sends them.

Keep in mind

A file’s presence does not confirm that its contents are correct. Changed files need a fresh human review, and client messages remain drafts for staff to inspect and send.

04 / Make it yours

Set the brief.
Set the standard.

A few choices shape the work around your team.

Prepare the deliverables checklist

List each project requirement, client contact, due date, and any correction guidance staff want to share.

Set file naming and review rules

Choose a consistent filename pattern, keep project files in the designated intake folder, and record approval against the file version.

Choose staff review and digest recipients

Name the people who check project readiness, review client drafts, and receive internal summaries.

Run a preview before enabling follow-up

Check the report and draft behavior with sample data, then test messages with addresses your team controls.

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