Client approval tracking for freelancers.

IssueClear keeps requests, comments, files, status, waiting ownership, and approvals in one shared workspace.

Decision rule

Approval should be a clear record, not a buried email reply.

Use IssueClear when you need to show what was requested, what changed, who reviewed it, and exactly when the client approved it.

Feature

IssueClear

Email approvals

Approval record

Client approval is recorded directly on the resolved issue.

Approval is usually a reply like 'looks good' inside a longer thread.

Review context

Files, comments, status, and review history stay attached to the request.

Context is spread across replies, attachments, calls, and screenshots.

Waiting ownership

Each issue can show whether the next move belongs to you or the client.

You reconstruct who needs to act by rereading the conversation.

Use IssueClear if

You need structure without making clients learn a new system.

You need a final sign-off record for website, design, copy, or bug-fix work.

Clients approve one thing while asking for changes on another.

You want review comments and screenshots attached to the exact request.

You need a calmer way to prove what was approved and when.

Quick decision guide

What is a client approval tracker?

A client approval tracker keeps each request, review comment, file, status, and approval decision in one place so freelancers and clients can see what was approved and when.

Can clients approve work without a password?

Clients use magic-link sign-in, so they do not need to manage a password just to review requests, add comments, and approve work.

How is approval tracking different from an email reply?

Email approvals are often buried in long threads. IssueClear records approval on the issue itself, next to the request, files, comments, and review history.

IssueClear is built around the approval moment: every request has one home, every review has context, and every approval is explicit.

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