Feedback

Many requests has this feature. For example a website care plan could be 2 hours of support or content editing. We can then track our time spent on the project and client has a clear view of the limits and time remaining on the plan etc

E.g $200 setup fee + $99/month

I noticed if a custom domain is set up, it still displays the original domain. Could we have it display the setup custom domain for sharing? In my case, it would go to https://projects.avideomaker.com/replays/d8 ......

Use case: Charge a customer a monthly subscription fee for services. If they don't pay you can stop the project by not allowing access to update tasks. Just like when they are out of credits.

This feature allows affiliates to share customized checkout links that have their affiliate codes embedded within. When a customer uses this link to make a purchase, the affiliate code is automatically applied at checkout, eliminating the need for manual code entry. This simplifies the buying experience for the customer, improves conversion rates for affiliates, and ensures accurate and hassle-free commission tracking.

Create custom invoices to send to clients. Upon payment, client will be sent to their portal. ETA: Q2

I suggest that both client and us to be able to delete not longer needed Brand Assets.

Would be really useful to view at a glance the Priority Status for Tasks in Queue. Without the need of openinng each one.

Making generic tasks and workflows visible to the client makes sense, but there are a lot of instances where we do not want to reveal the inner-workings and workflows to the end client (think proprietary methodologies). Given that the current task board is 100% visible to the client (minus private notes), I suggest a way to tag a task as 'INTERNAL' (only visible to our team) or EXTERNAL/CLIENT (visible to both the team and the client).

Have the ability to change the layout of the replays from horizontal to vertical with scrolling up and down. As shown in the attached image, the text is small and there is a lot of zooming in and out to do which is not optimal for clients that are not tech savvy.