Creative reviews and approvals
Built for web design agencies, branding studios and creative teams.
Know exactly what was approved.
Share a version, collect comments pinned to the spot clients mean, resolve them as you revise, and get a clear decision: approved, or revisions requested.
The review flow
One deliverable, every version, the whole conversation. From the first upload to the final approval, nothing lives outside the deliverable.
Homepage design
Harbor & Pine Coffee · Revision 2 of 3
Comments · v3
Can the headline feel a little bolder?
Love this paragraph. Swap in our new tagline?
Illustrative preview with sample data.
Upload a version
Add an image, PDF, video, or Figma link as a new version of the deliverable, then submit it for review.
Clients pin comments
Clients click the exact spot on the version they're talking about. Each comment gets a numbered pin.
Reply and resolve
Your team replies in the thread and resolves comments as they're addressed in the next version.
Approve or revise
The client approves the version or requests revisions. The decision is recorded on that version.
Scope and sign-off
Revision limits and phase sign-offs.
Set how many revision rounds each deliverable includes. Clients and your team both see which round you're on, so "just one more change" is a visible conversation rather than a surprise.
Group deliverables into project phases. When the client signs off a phase, the next one unlocks, and the sign-off is recorded with the project.
How web agencies run phased projectsHarbor & Pine — Website
Project phases
- DiscoveryComplete
- Sitemap & wireframesApproved
- Visual designIn review
- DevelopmentLocked
- LaunchLocked
Illustrative preview with sample data.
Why it matters
Why agencies move reviews out of email.
- 01
No ambiguous feedback
A pin on the version replaces "the thing near the top on the second page".
- 02
No version confusion
Comments belong to the version they were made on, so old feedback doesn't resurface on new work.
- 03
A clear record
Approvals and revision requests are stored against the deliverable, so everyone can see what was decided.
Figma: you can attach a Figma link to a version and it shows as an embed in the review. ClientAI doesn't sync comments back to Figma.
Start today
Get to “approved” with fewer emails.
Share your next deliverable in ClientAI and let your client review it in their branded portal.
One workspace. Better collaboration. More organized delivery.