Client request
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Atlas CommerceToday · 10:42
“Can we include onboarding and the empty states in this revision too?”
Two new flows beyond the approved core-workflow direction
Censiq for product designers
Turn every into approved scope.
Keep your design fee intact by separating feedback from new scope.
An extra direction, screen, audience, or reopened stage is not always ‘one more revision.’ Censiq helps you separate included feedback from new scope, approve the added price and timeline, and keep discovery, milestones, and handoff connected to payment.
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Atlas Commerce / Agreement
Engagements Atlas Commerce
Design agreement · AGR-024
SignedB2B product redesign
Prepared for Atlas Commerce
- Agreement value
- $8,000 USD
- Included feedback
- 2 rounds / stage
- Revision boundary
- Written and signed
Design scope
Discovery, core workflow redesign, responsive UI, prototype, handoff, and two revision rounds.
Payment milestoneAmount · USD
- 01
Discovery and auditDue on signature
$2,000 - 02
UX and interface directionDue at prototype approval
$4,000 - 03
Design system handoffDue at final delivery
$2,000
Client signature recordedPrivate review link
Change order · CO-001Approved
Onboarding and empty states
+$1,250+5 days
Client approval recorded
The full value of the work
$8,000 + $1,250$9,250 USD
- 01Discovery paid before production
- 02Feedback boundaries written into the agreement
- 03New directions priced before more design work
- Censiq handles
- Signed scope, invoice drafts, changes, and follow-up
- Your client gets
- Private review links—no Censiq account required
- Your money goes
- Directly to your bank account
Where signed work loses value
Feedback is expected. Unpriced expansion is not.
Design work needs room to evolve, but the engagement loses control when new screens, changed direction, and reopened approvals are treated as ordinary revisions.
01
What usually happens
A revision round never actually ends.
Comments arrive from several stakeholders over multiple days, but every message is treated as part of the same included round.
With Censiq
State the included rounds, require consolidated feedback, and keep the client’s approval attached to the agreed stage.
02
What usually happens
New screens hide inside feedback.
A refinement becomes another flow, platform, audience, or direction without changing the fee or handoff date.
With Censiq
Move additional deliverables into a signed change order with their own price and schedule impact.
03
What usually happens
Delivery and billing happen in separate conversations.
The prototype is approved in one thread while the invoice still has to be reconstructed and followed up elsewhere.
With Censiq
Connect each discovery, approval, and handoff event to a reviewable invoice draft and its current payment status.
The commercial record in motion
From approved design scope to confirmed payment
The brief, feedback boundary, client approval, amount, and invoice remain connected as the design moves forward.
Define the engagement
Record discovery, deliverables, revision rounds, approvals, exclusions, and handoff conditions.
Same client, scope, amount, and approval context.Sign and bill discovery
The client signs through a private link and the discovery deposit is ready to invoice.
Same client, scope, amount, and approval context.Bill approvals
Review and send each connected invoice draft when direction, prototype, or handoff is approved.
Same client, scope, amount, and approval context.Separate new scope
Turn added screens, research, or a changed direction into a priced change order first.
Same client, scope, amount, and approval context.Follow up and close
Send reminders, verify the direct transfer, confirm payment, and issue the receipt.
Same client, scope, amount, and approval context.One engagement. Every commercial decision.01 / 05
Atlas Commerce / Agreement
Illustrative client recordReady to send
Design agreement · AGR-024
B2B product redesign
Discovery, approved direction, two revision rounds, and handoff
Design scope
Discovery, core workflow redesign, responsive UI, prototype, handoff, and two revision rounds.
Revision boundary
Two revision rounds are included per approved stage.
01
Discovery and audit
$2,00002
UX and interface direction
$4,00003
Design system handoff
$2,000Agreement total$8,000 USD
Illustrative workflow · No account required to explore
Built for product designers
Give feedback a clear commercial boundary.
Keep the creative process flexible while making discovery, approvals, included revisions, additional scope, and final handoff commercially unambiguous.
01
Paid discovery
Separate research and problem definition from production design so the first phase has a clear output and value.
Example: stakeholder interviews, product audit, and a prioritized findings brief.Payment schedule$8,000 USD
01
Discovery and auditDue on signature
$2,00002
UX and interface directionDue at prototype approval
$4,00003
Design system handoffDue at final delivery
$2,00002
Approval-based milestones
Tie payment to decisions the client can recognize, such as an approved flow or prototype, rather than hours spent in Figma.
Example: 50% at prototype approval before high-fidelity production begins.New client request
Change order · Approved
Onboarding and empty states
+$1,250+5 days
Work can proceed
03
Revision limits and handoff
Record the included feedback rounds and define what counts as a new request before scope begins to drift.
Example: two revision rounds, followed by a separately approved change request. Invoice sentDay 0
Reminder in contextDue date
Payment verifiedReceipt issued
Go deeper on one commercial problem
Practical controls for product designers.
Use a focused workflow or start with a copy-ready commercial structure for the work in front of you.
Fits the way you already work
Your delivery tools stay. Censiq connects the commercial decisions.
01
Your delivery tools
Do the specialist work where it belongs.
Keep Figma, FigJam, Notion, or your preferred research repository for the actual design work. Censiq handles the client agreement and money flow without trying to replace the tools where design happens.02
Censiq
Keep one connected commercial record.
Use Censiq to record deliverables and revision limits, collect the signature, create milestone invoices, share direct transfer details, follow up, and issue a receipt when payment is confirmed.03
Your client
Review, sign, and respond without onboarding.
Clients use secure private links to review agreements, sign, view invoices, report a bank transfer, and receive a receipt. They do not need a Censiq account.Before you start
Clear answers before you move client work.
Client access, existing tools, direct payments, and what happens after signature.
Does Censiq replace Figma, FigJam, or my research tools?
No. Keep exploration, files, prototypes, and design delivery in your preferred tools. Censiq manages the client-facing commercial record: signed deliverables, revision boundaries, milestone billing, approved changes, payment follow-up, and receipts.
How do revision limits work without making design rigid?
You define what a feedback round covers, how feedback is consolidated, and how an approval closes a stage. Refinement can continue inside those terms; a request that adds deliverables, changes direction, cost, or timing can move into a separate change order.
Does my client need a Censiq account?
No. Your client receives secure private links to review and sign the agreement, view an invoice, report a transfer, and receive a receipt. They do not need to create a workspace or remember a password.
Does Censiq take a percentage of my project payment?
Censiq does not charge a payment-processor percentage on a direct bank transfer. The client pays your bank account using the details on the invoice. Your bank or an intermediary bank may still charge transfer or conversion fees.
Censiq for product designers
Give the next design engagement a clear boundary between feedback and new work.
Define feedback rounds, price new directions before continuing, and connect each approved design stage to billing.
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