Recurring deliverable management

Recurring deliverable management for agencies

Blae helps agencies turn repeatable client packages into dated deliverables with owners, statuses, approvals, versions, and proof.

Example workflow
IntakeTracked
DraftTracked
ApprovalTracked
ProofTracked
Workflow

A delivery loop built around how agency work actually repeats

Blae connects the post-sale workflow that usually gets split across forms, boards, folders, approval links, and status meetings.

  • Collect intake details, assets, access, and approval contacts before delivery starts.
  • Turn service plans into weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly deliverables.
  • Move each deliverable through draft, approval, requested changes, locked, posted, and proof.
  • Give clients visibility without exposing your internal project management noise.
Visibility

Know what is due, blocked, approved, and delivered

Small agencies miss work when status depends on memory. Blae gives the team and the client a shared view of where deliverables stand without another spreadsheet audit.

  • See what is waiting on the agency, the client, or final proof.
  • Keep captions, assets, approvals, and revision notes attached to the right deliverable.
  • Use version history so final approval is tied to the actual work that shipped.
  • Track recurring package work by client, period, service plan, and status.
Proof

Close the loop with proof of work

Clients do not only need to approve work. They need to see what was shipped. Blae keeps proof, files, final versions, and delivery context connected to the work itself.

  • Attach final screenshots, URLs, files, notes, or publishing evidence.
  • Show which version was approved before it went live.
  • Reduce end-of-month reporting scramble by capturing proof as the work happens.

What to look for

Client intake
Collects post-sale details, assets, access, and approval rules.
Recurring deliverables
Tracks package work by cadence, client, period, owner, and status.
Approval versions
Keeps change requests and final approvals tied to the actual deliverable.
Proof of work
Stores evidence of what shipped so reporting is easier later.

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FAQs

How do agencies track recurring deliverables?

Agencies should track recurring deliverables by client, service plan, cadence, due date, owner, approval state, version, and proof of completion.

Why are spreadsheets hard for recurring deliverables?

Spreadsheets can list work, but they do not naturally enforce approvals, version history, recurring generation, client visibility, or proof of work.

Run recurring client delivery from one place.

Start with intake, keep approvals attached to the deliverable, and show clients what shipped without chasing another status update.

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