Project → document → client

The handoff is the product.

A working document system that turns project facts into editable client material—then carries it through review, private sharing, and PDF output.

ARKO / CLIENT DOCUMENT
PROJECT
TIMELINE
Issued / Set
Target / Set
From
Prepared for
  1. 01Discovery approvedDone
  2. 02Build and integrationReview
  3. 03Client sign-offReview
One source → one handoff
04
document structures
01
private client route
A4
print-ready output
The workflow

Not a gallery. A chain of custody.

  1. 01
    Project setup

    One source, not four disconnected files.

    Client, project, deliverable, and milestone data form the starting point. Missing commercial or legal details remain visible instead of being guessed.

  2. 02
    Draft

    A boilerplate that expects an editor.

    Choose an invoice, agreement, proposal, or timeline. The structure arrives filled where the project is factual and marked where a human decision is still required.

  3. 03
    Review

    The document and its decisions stay together.

    Edit narrative sections, dates, parties, milestones, currency, line items, dependencies, and approval points while seeing the client-facing sheet.

  4. 04
    Handoff

    Publish once. Share one private link.

    A published document gets a client route that can be replaced when access must be revoked. Draft and archived records stay private.

  5. 05
    PDF

    The browser chrome disappears. The document remains.

    The shared A4 print system preserves tables, sections, totals, and timeline context for a clean Save-as-PDF handoff.

Four structures

Enough shape. No invented facts.

Each draft starts useful, stays visibly incomplete where business decisions are missing, and refuses publication until required details are resolved.

01

Invoice

Parties / dates / line items / currency / total / payment instructions

02

Agreement

Scope / responsibilities / payment / IP / revisions / termination / signatures

03

Proposal

Context / objectives / deliverables / schedule / pricing / assumptions / approval

04

Timeline

Milestones / dates / status / dependencies / feedback / sign-off

The boundary matters

Automation stops where judgment starts.

No invented hourly rates. No assumed currency. No pretend legal certainty. No client claims dressed up as case-study metrics.

Project facts are reused. Missing commercial and legal decisions are marked. Publishing is a deliberate act.

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