Generic project management tools expose too much agency process. Shipperly gives Client Leads and stakeholders a focused launch portal for the client-owned work that decides go-live.
Client Leads open a project-scoped magic link and see urgent assigned or unassigned actions.
Client Stakeholders see the requests assigned to them with request details and comments.
Clients can complete requests, leave comments, or flag blockers without creating passwords.
Agencies keep override control while the Client Lead handles client-side delegation.
Clients do not need the full agency production board. They need to know what is needed from them, what is urgent, who owns each request, what is blocked, and how their work affects the launch date.
Read the website launch readiness guide ->The Client Lead can see unassigned client-owned requests, assign work to themselves or stakeholders, and keep visibility over client-side progress.
Stakeholders see their assigned requests, due dates, request details, launch impact, comments, and progress context.
Clients can flag blockers with a reason, giving the agency a clear signal to review, resolve, escalate, or adjust the launch plan.
The client portal is intentionally focused on client-side launch readiness instead of full project collaboration.
A PM board shows clients internal production stages, assignments, and noise.
Shipperly shows clients the launch actions, blockers, comments, and progress relevant to them.
Clients need accounts, passwords, and training before they can respond.
Project-scoped magic links let clients open assigned work quickly during the launch window.
Client-side ownership becomes "waiting on client."
Client Leads can delegate requests while agencies keep visibility and override control.
It is a focused client-facing workspace where clients can see assigned launch actions, unassigned requests, request details, comments, blockers, and project progress without entering the agency internal PM system.
The Client Lead coordinates client-side launch work, delegates unassigned requests, and keeps visibility across the client side. Client Stakeholders complete the specific requests assigned to them.
No. Shipperly uses project-scoped magic links for client access in the MVP.
Yes. Clients can mark that they are stuck on a request and explain why, so agencies can review the blocker and decide the next action.
Shipperly gives website agencies a focused client portal for assigned launch actions, unassigned requests, project progress, request details, comments, blockers, and magic-link access.
