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Бренд-сделки
The pitch, the agreement and the proof it was delivered — all on the same thread as the payment.
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The pitch, the agreement and the invoice, as one thread.
What was promised, what was delivered and what is owed stay attached to each other. Chasing a payment stops being an archaeology exercise.
A sponsorship is a deal, so it is run like one. Each has a stage it has reached, a value it is worth and a date it is due, and the deal book adds up what is in flight, what has landed this month and what a closed partnership has been worth on average — instead of a number you reconstruct on a Sunday.
Delivery has paper on it. The engagement carries the agreement, the milestones and the board the work actually moves on, so what shipped can be set beside what was promised without either being retyped. When a milestone is met, the invoice is raised from the agreement rather than from memory.
The brand gets its own door. A portal shows them what has been delivered, what is waiting on their signature and what is still to come, and the report you hand them is built from the real board rather than written again. They stop asking for a status update, which is most of what a status update was for.
What it actually does
- Pitch, agreement and deliverables in one place
- What was promised sat next to what shipped
- Invoices raised from the agreement itself
What that changes for you
- You stop working from a half-remembered email
- Nothing delivered goes unbilled
- A late payment is a fact, not a feeling
You come away with a signed agreement and a date money is due.
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