Agree what information you need
Keep the list short and specific. For a website project, this might mean business name, brand colours, page copy and final design approval.
PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR FREELANCERS & SMEs
Collecting client information shouldn't require five separate emails and a spreadsheet. Use this simple method to make every request easy to understand and track.
Start with a short, specific checklist, give the client a single place to respond, and review incomplete items before sending a follow-up. ONEPING is designed around this simple workflow.
Keep the list short and specific. For a website project, this might mean business name, brand colours, page copy and final design approval.
Write one action per item. Add instructions and a due date so clients know exactly what to respond to.
Instead of spreading instructions across several messages, give the intended recipient one link to the checklist.
Check completed items and remaining questions in one place. Follow up personally where needed; automatic email reminders are not part of the current preview.
Adjust these templates to fit your own work, but keep your requests focused and easy for a client to complete.
Don't ask for information you don't need. Avoid vague tasks such as “send everything”. Where confidential documents or personal records are needed, use an appropriate secure service — ONEPING's current preview is limited to fictional checklist information.
Every client relationship is different. See practical examples for the work you do, and use only the details relevant to your project.
Brief approvals, client questions and feedback.
Creative reviews, campaigns and handover decisions.
Practical job confirmations and appointment details.
What the current preview includes and how private links work.
Try creating an example request in ONEPING to see how simple checklist tracking can work.
Try the fictional-data preview