Private links, not public pages
Customer approval and completion pages use long, hard-to-guess links. They are designed to be shared only with the people involved in that job.
TRUST, WITHOUT THE SALES TALK
ScopeNod is designed to make job changes understandable to both sides. Here is what it records, what it protects and what it does not pretend to be.
Customer approval and completion pages use long, hard-to-guess links. They are designed to be shared only with the people involved in that job.
Uploaded job photos remain connected to the job record. ScopeNod keeps the decision, price, time impact and activity history together.
Approve, ask a question or decline. The customer sees the exact extra and price before choosing, without creating an account.
Account export and deletion controls are built into the product. Operational job records remain available while the account is active unless the account owner deletes it.
A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
This anonymised example shows the information kept together without exposing a customer's private details.
THE HONEST BOUNDARY
A ScopeNod record helps show what was requested, priced and decided. It is not legal advice, an invoice, a contract replacement or a promise that a dispute will go your way.
Keep using your normal quote, contract, invoicing and accounting process. ScopeNod sits alongside those tools for the moments where work changes.
SIMPLE BY DESIGN
They open the link, see the photo and price, then approve, ask or decline.