ScopeLinq turns the client conversations you already have into a confirmed record of what was agreed — then checks every new request against it.
No new project-management system. No contract replacement.
Tap a client message below — every verdict cites the confirmed agreement, never a bare AI opinion.
It starts in a thread. Paste an email, a text, meeting notes — any capture tool, any language.
Confirmed line by line, by both sides. Signed, timestamped, on the record.
"While you're at it…" arrives mid-project — checked against the record the moment it lands.
The record answers. You decide: quote it now, or save it to the backlog.
It arrives mid-project. It sounds small. And it costs you nights, weekends, and unpaid work — because nobody can point to what was actually agreed.
Your notetaker remembers what was said — but it can't confirm anything.
Your CRM and project tools track the work on your side — but a task board isn't an agreement your client confirmed.
Nothing holds a record you both confirmed when the work changes. That's the gap ScopeLinq closes.
Your contract handles the beginning. ScopeLinq handles what changes afterward.
If the record doesn't cover it, ScopeLinq says so. A guess is never sent to your client.
No payments, no invoicing, no money movement. You copy the SL reference into the tools you already use.
Both parties on every record, every step timestamped. Your notes and agreements are never used to train AI.
The agreement leaves your hands, on the record.
MAR 1 · 9:14 AMYour client opened it. Timestamped automatically.
MAR 1 · 4:52 PMBoth parties on the record. Every rung has value; reminders capped at two.
MAR 3 · 11:06 AMWe're proceeding based on the agreement sent March 1. Reply if anything needs to change.
What you agreed to is never in question.
ScopeLinq remembers what was agreed, so it's never in question later.