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    Client Work Glossary

    Plain-language definitions and agency examples for CRM, client portals, onboarding, sprints, handoffs and recurring work.

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    • Client work management

      Client work management is the process of coordinating a client relationship with the projects, people and records used to deliver the agreed work.

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    • CRM

      CRM means customer relationship management: keeping lead and client details, follow-ups and relationship history organized so the next conversation has context.

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    • Lead pipeline

      A lead pipeline is a set of stages used to track an enquiry from first contact to an agreed or declined opportunity.

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    • Client portal

      A client portal is a separate place where a client signs in to find information and resources about their engagement, within the access provided by the service team.

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    • Client onboarding

      Client onboarding is the process of confirming scope, contacts, access, responsibilities and the first steps before delivery begins.

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    • Sprint

      A sprint is a time-boxed period in which a team plans and works through a selected set of tasks, then reviews what was completed and what remains.

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    • Handoff

      A handoff transfers work and the context needed to continue it: what was agreed, what is ready, who owns the next step and what still needs a decision.

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    • Scope change

      A scope change adds, removes or revises agreed deliverables, effort, timing or responsibilities after the original work was defined.

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    • Retainer

      A retainer is an ongoing client agreement for a defined service, set of deliverables or amount of work over a recurring period.

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    • Burndown

      A burndown shows remaining planned work across a sprint. It depends on the recorded estimates, completed work and the way the product maintains the chart.

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