Delivery

The project starts where the proposal ends.

An accepted proposal becomes the project, with the phases the client agreed to.

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Delivery, working

Working software, sample data

Shop rebuild, phase 1

Kestrel Outdoor Supply. Milestones come from the phases the client accepted.

Milestones

2 of 5 done
  • Done
  • Done
  • Tuesday
  • 3 Nov
  • 10 Nov

Status reports

1
  • Status report, 14 Oct 2 of 5 milestones done. Published to the client.
    Published
Tick a milestone, then publish a status report. Sample data.

How it works

Milestones from the accepted phasesNobody retypes the plan. The phases the client agreed to become the milestones you deliver against.
Status reports in two clicksA report is built from the milestones as they stand, edited if needed, and published to the client.
Retainers you can seeEach engagement has its fee, term and deliverables. Renewals show up before the term ends.

What is built, and what is not yet

Built means it is in the product today
FeatureStatus
Engagements with terms, fees and status Built
Projects with milestones from accepted phases Built
Status reports published to the client Built
Tasks Built
Timeline and resourcing Planned

Questions

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What does Delivery do in Kervol?

When a client accepts a proposal in Kervol, its phases become the project's milestones, each with its gate and due date. Status reports are made from those milestones as they stand and published to the client.

Does Kervol do time tracking or resourcing?

Not yet. Kervol tracks engagements, milestones, tasks and status reports. A timeline and resourcing are planned.

Does Kervol send invoices?

Not yet. Engagement fees and proposal payment milestones are recorded, and you invoice from your accounting software. Invoicing is planned.

Guides

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