Salag
SALAG

Included in Salag

agreement → deliverables → approval → invoice → payment

Submit deliverables clients can approve, with proof on record

For Filipino freelancers with overseas clients

Deliverables lets you upload files or share Figma, Drive, and review links. Clients approve by link (no account). Keep a timestamped delivery trail on the client job.

No credit card required · Free plan available

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project-delivery

Deliverables

Awaiting approval

Homepage v2, staging

Figma linkPreview URL

Client portal

Review and approve without an account

Request changesApprove

The real problem

Delivery disputes start when versions and approvals live in chat

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    Figma links, proof galleries, and review URLs sent in email with no approval record

  • warning

    Drafts, selects, and final exports mixed up, clients approve the wrong version

  • warning

    Revision round three was verbal; round four becomes unpaid rework

  • warning

    Large photo sets or video masters released before sign-off or payment

Why it matters

Structured delivery on the client timeline

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Files and preview links in one place

Upload deliverables or attach Figma, review links, Drive folders, and staging URLs. Organize drafts, proofs, and finals per client job.

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Client preview portal and approval

Share a professional review link. Clients comment, approve, or request changes, every action timestamped.

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Controlled release of finals

Hold high-res photos, master exports, and source files until approval (and your terms) are met.

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Delivery trail on the client job

Each upload, preview, approval, and release logs to the timeline, useful when scope, revisions, or payment get questioned.

How it works

Three steps to clarity

1

Add deliverables or links

Upload files or connect Figma, gallery, and review links to the client job. Keep proofs separate from finals.

2

Send the client portal

Your client reviews in a structured portal, no account required. Feedback and approvals stay on the record.

3

Release finals with proof

Release final assets when you're ready. The release moment is logged so invoicing starts from facts, not memory.

Workflow: agreement → deliverables → approval → invoice → payment

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Built for real deliverables, not generic file dumps

Whether you ship brand systems, weekly reports, edited reels, or retouched galleries, Deliverables replaces "here's a Drive link, let me know" with preview portals, recorded approvals, and a delivery trail both sides can trust.

Also for creative work

Designers, editors, and photographers deliver here too

Visual work needs version control, clear sign-off, and controlled release, not another WeTransfer link lost in a thread.

Designers

Revision rounds blur together and clients approve the wrong version.

Typical deliverables

  • Figma files
  • Concept boards
  • Brand kits
  • Print-ready exports
See workflow →
Video editors

"One more small change" after export with no record of what was approved.

Typical deliverables

  • Review links
  • Rough cuts
  • Final masters
  • Social cutdowns
See workflow →
Photographers

Clients download early proofs or dispute which edits were included.

Typical deliverables

  • Proof galleries
  • Retouched selects
  • High-res finals
  • Usage-licensed files
See workflow →

Two-way clarity

Built for freelancers and the clients they serve

For freelancers

Protect intellectual property before release
Prevent premature downloads
Preserve proof of approval
Avoid delivery disputes
Maintain professional structure

For clients

Clear preview experience
Verified approval timestamps
Documented final delivery
Transparent delivery history
Professional review workflow

FAQ

Straight answers

Use a structured delivery portal: share proofs or preview links, record client approval with timestamps, control when high-res files release, and keep the trail on the engagement, instead of scattered Drive links and chat approvals.

Yes. Combine uploads with Figma, Drive, gallery, and review links. Clients still approve through the portal so sign-off is documented.

No. Deliverables documents delivery and approval events. It does not process or hold payments.

Yes. Clients preview first. Final files release clearly after approval, per your agreement terms.

Per your agreement, often after approval and payment conditions are met. Photographers and editors commonly hold high-res or master exports until sign-off.

Preview links control access, record views and approvals, and reduce wrong-version disputes, especially for Figma, proof galleries, and video review rounds.

Deliver work with a clear approval path

Approvals that stick, and finals that release on your terms. Start free.