Developers use Salag to clarify requirements before build, document milestone acceptance, deliver with structured handoffs, and invoice against agreed scope.
Your code is valuable.
Your handoffs should be too.
Share staging links and milestones for approval, invoice from signed-off work, and match incoming payments, one engagement timeline per client project.
Sound familiar?
Clients access staging links before payment is confirmed
Technical scope quietly expands beyond the original spec
Retainer work gets treated as on-call availability
Final milestones are disputed after the code is delivered
How Salag works for developers
Milestones, approvals, invoices, and payments on one record.
Engagements
One workspace per client: agreement, work, approval, invoice, and payment connected.
Agreement Builder
Lock scope, rate, and payment terms before the first task begins.
Deliverables
Staging links, repos, and milestone deliverables, approved before handoff or invoice.
Invoices & payments
Invoice from approved work and match incoming payments without spreadsheet chasing.
What changes when you use Salag
Milestones and scope are agreed before development starts
Clients approve staging previews through portal links
Invoices reference approved milestones, not verbal sign-off
Payments match to invoices on the engagement timeline
FAQ
Straight answers
Request Clarifier and agreement tools turn ambiguous briefs into explicit deliverables, environments, and acceptance criteria before build starts.
Yes. Milestones pair with delivery records and invoicing so payment aligns with accepted work, not informal check-ins alone.