Your client just said "that's not what I asked for"
You have the Figma file, the WhatsApp thread, the voice note, and the email, in four different places. Uwazi is the one link that ends that conversation.
Get Started →Five tools. One client. No shared record.
Freelance designers manage client relationships across tools that were never designed to work together. When something goes wrong (and it does) there's no single place to point to. No record of what was agreed. No proof of what was approved.
used for client approvals
Google Drive
used for contract storage
Figma
used as a client review tool
used for proposals
Notion
used for project tracking
Your client clicks a link. They see everything.
One link. No login. No Figma account. No confusion.
Your client opens it and sees the proposal, the design rounds, the contract, wherever things stand. They approve or push back, right there. Every decision is recorded, timestamped, and locked.
This is the link that ends “that's not what I asked for”
Brand Identity
Reem Al-Masry
Proposals. Contracts. Design rounds.
One project record.
The agreement is part of the project
Create your proposal, send it, get it signed, all inside the project timeline. When the client approves, it locks. No more PDFs lost in email threads.
Your client reviews without needing a Figma account
Link your Figma or XD file. Your client opens a clean view, leaves feedback, and approves, or requests changes. Every version is tracked. Approvals are permanent.
The complete record of everything that was agreed
Every proposal, contract, and design round lives in a chronological timeline. Approved items are locked forever. When a dispute happens, you open Uwazi, not WhatsApp.
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