Every client has context.
ATTUNEFY remembers all of it.

Context lives in the wrong places.

Approvals happen in chat, feedback happens on a call, and the deliverable is blocked by neither of them being written down.

• An approval that is holding up a launch, given verbally and never confirmed.
• A revision you promised today, agreed in a thread nobody else can see.
• Brand assets you are waiting on, with no record of when you asked.
• A direction the client already rejected, about to be presented again.

What ATTUNEFY notices

What ATTUNEFY notices first.

The things that block delivery, and the things you agreed to without writing down.

Needs you

What actually needs you.

Client work has a natural order: what is blocked, what you owe, what you are owed.

People

The client is several people.

The person who gives feedback, the person who approves it and the person who pays are rarely the same person.

• Everyone on the account resolved to one person each, across every channel.
• Who can approve, and who can only comment.
• What each of them is waiting on from you.
• What you have promised the account this week.

Meetings

Review calls stop evaporating.

What was approved, what was rejected, and the reason given at the time.

Memory

Why the last direction was rejected.

The most expensive thing an agency loses is the reason behind a no.

• The feedback that ended the previous direction, in the client's words.
• What was approved instead, and by whom.
• Which constraints came from the client and which you invented.
• What the account has already been told about timelines.

Action

The status update writes itself. You send it.

ATTUNEFY prepares the update from what actually moved: approvals received, revisions delivered, items still outstanding.

1. Resolve who on the account should receive it
2. Assemble what changed since the last update
3. Separate what you owe from what you are owed
4. Show you exactly what will be sent
5. Send on approval, with an undo window

Client communication is consequential. Nothing goes out without you reading it first.

End to end

One revision, end to end.

From the sentence on the review call to the delivery.

1. The review

   The client asks for a revision. ATTUNEFY records the promise and the reasoning behind it.

2. The block

   The work needs assets the client has not sent. ATTUNEFY surfaces it as waiting, not as yours.

3. The approval

   Approval arrives in chat. It is attached to the deliverable it unblocks.

4. The delivery

   The update is prepared with what moved and what is still outstanding.

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What client teams use most.