When client tasks live in spreadsheets, email, and meeting notes, the agency spends launch week chasing ownership instead of coordinating go-live. Shipperly gives clients one focused place to see what is needed from them.
Invite a Client Lead and route client-owned requests without creating client passwords.
Assign tasks to stakeholders with due dates, comments, statuses, and launch impact.
Separate blockers from normal open tasks so follow-up stays practical.
Show progress while preserving the final approval decision.
The client side of launch depends on people inside the client organization. Shipperly gives the Client Lead a passwordless portal to delegate client-owned requests, keep stakeholders focused, and show the agency what is complete, overdue, blocked, or still unassigned.
Read the website launch readiness guide ->Client Leads and stakeholders open a magic link and see the most urgent launch actions first, without digging through the agency internal project plan.
Each client request can show a person, due date, input type, required flag, blocking flag, status, and launch-impact explanation.
Clients can flag "I am stuck" with a reason. Agencies see blocked, overdue, and risky work early enough to resolve it or decide whether it must delay launch.
Spreadsheets and email can list tasks. They rarely make the client side of launch easy to assign, unblock, and approve.
Spreadsheet rows are easy to ignore and hard for client stakeholders to own.
Shipperly gives each client-owned request an owner, due date, status, blocker path, and launch impact.
Email reminders scatter decisions across threads and inboxes.
Shipperly keeps comments and completion status attached to the launch request.
Generic PM tools expose too much agency process to the client.
Shipperly gives clients a focused action portal built around the final launch window.
Client launch checklist software gives agencies and clients one place to track client-owned launch tasks such as content, safe access steps, form routing, legal review, stakeholder feedback, blockers, and final approval.
No. Shipperly uses project-scoped magic links for client access in the MVP, so Client Leads and stakeholders can open assigned work without creating passwords.
The Client Lead can see client-owned launch requests, assign unassigned work to themselves or stakeholders, reassign work while the project is active, and keep visibility across the client side of launch.
A spreadsheet can list tasks, but it does not give clients a focused action portal, blocker workflow, magic-link access, assignment handoff, launch-impact context, or a final approval record.
Shipperly gives website agencies a client-facing launch action list with ownership, due dates, blockers, comments, passwordless access, progress, and final approval.
