What your client agreed to, message by message
Scope changes, approvals and every “paying Friday”, with voice notes written out and dated.
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Record · Nadia, bakery website
1,486 messages · 31 voice · 2025
NadiaFeb 12, 2025 · 10:24M000118
Can we add an online order page? Same budget, right?
NadiaFeb 20, 2025 · 16:51M000164
Looks good, go ahead with this version.
NadiaMar 6, 2025 · 08:130:52M000302
Let's push the launch to the 24th. Send me the invoice, I'm paying Friday.
YouMar 21, 2025 · 09:30M000377
Hi Nadia, the invoice is now two weeks late. Any news?
Summary · Promises
- Nadia: pay the invoice on Friday, Mar 7
- You: launch the site on Mar 24
01The problem
When the brief keeps growing
- 01
“That page was always part of the quote.”
- 02
“Looks good, go ahead” is 2,000 messages back.
- 03
The new deadline was set in a voice note.
- 04
“Paying Friday.” Four Fridays in a row.
02How it works
From busy chat to a calm recap
- 01
Export the client chat
Open the chat or the project group, tap Export chat and include media.
- 02Free
Get the overview, free
Your browser opens the file and shows messages, voice minutes and your price.
- 03
Unlock and find it
Every voice note written out. Find each approval, then quote its date in your email.
03What you get
What helps when a client pushes back
Find every “go ahead”
Search messages and voice transcripts for approvals and changes.
Every message dated
Quote the exact day the client approved, asked or promised.
Who promised what
Each promise, from a deadline to a payment, linked to its message.
Ask about the project
Ask “When did the deadline move?” and get dates with links.
04Situations
For the usual client disputes
- A brief that grew in the chat
- Each “can we also add” after the quote, with the day it was asked.
- An approval they forgot
- The “looks good, go ahead” that started the next stage of the work.
- Revision round number six
- Each round of changes on a two-round quote, when it was asked for, and by whom.
- An invoice that is overdue
- When you sent it, each reminder, and every “paying Friday” since.
05Questions
Questions, answered
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