Running projects
Planning deadlines with a calendar that matches the board
Use a project calendar view to plan agency deadlines: spot clashes on a month grid, schedule from the Unscheduled tray and keep the board in step.
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Every client, one workspace, no seat for them.
Give each client a project of their own, invite them free, and get sign-off on the file instead of in a thread. The Free plan covers up to 5 users, and clients on a single project never count.
A phone showing a review opened from an email. Tom Becker, the client, pins a comment on the homepage hero, “Logo a touch bigger?”, chooses Approve with changes and says what to change, and the request turns Approved with changes: Leo Ortiz has been told.
The problem
Every client brings their own threads, shared folders and idea of a deadline. The work is yours. Keeping track of where each client left their feedback shouldn't be.
How it works
Take Ava, a freelance copywriter. Each client gets a project of their own, with its own board, files and conversation, and its columns renamed to match how Ava works. Every project is one click away in All projects.
Ava invites Tom from Northwind straight onto a job. Tom joins as a single-project guest: able to comment, upload and approve the work he's asked to approve on that project, with nothing else in view, and never a seat on the bill.
The invite dialog on a job: tom@northwind.co typed into Email addresses, a line saying someone new joins as a free guest who sees that project only, a preview marking Tom as new with an invitation to send and no change to the paid seats, and a Send invitation button.
Ava asks Tom to approve the draft by Friday. Tom opens it from the email without signing in, pins a comment where he means it, and approves or asks for changes with a note. Ava hears either way, and the decision stays on the job, not in an inbox.
Why it works
Each version shows who approved it or asked for changes, when, and the note they left.
Opt in to the morning roundup: one email at 09:00 with what's overdue, due today and coming up on your jobs, across every client.
Each project has a month calendar of its due dates. Drag a job to another day to move it, and schedule undated work from the Unscheduled tray.
Skybase reminds people the day before a job is due, on the day, and once it's overdue.
Upload a board's JSON export and it arrives as a project: lists become columns, cards become jobs and checklists become tasks.
Skybase doesn't track time or send invoices. Keep the tools you already use for hours and billing.
FAQ
Billing questions are on the pricing page. Anything else, email support@skybase.it.
Running projects
Use a project calendar view to plan agency deadlines: spot clashes on a month grid, schedule from the Unscheduled tray and keep the board in step.
8 min read
Client work
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