Whose turn is it? Now it's on the page.
One shared status page replaces the weekly spreadsheet. Every item has one owner, and every handoff is on record.
ACME-3
Final checkout designs
Who has had it, and for how long
1d
with vendor
6d
with client
Client walkthrough
See it end to end.
Status meetings run on spreadsheets.
Before
The weekly spreadsheet
- Ticket titles written for engineers, not clients.
- Files and approvals scattered across email threads.
- No way to measure client-side delays.
After
One shared page, Mutora
- Plain-language descriptions the client understands.
- Uploads and approvals live on the item itself.
- “Waiting on client for 6 days”, measured automatically.
One owner at a time. Every handoff recorded.
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Vendor
Create the item
Plain-language description, priority, one responsible party.
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Vendor to client
Hand it off
One click. Who, when and why is recorded, and the clock starts.
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Client
Request what you need
Ask for a file or approval right on the item.
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Both
Review together
Publish the week as a snapshot the client acknowledges.
Everything the status meeting needs.
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Internal and shared
Vendor-only notes never reach the client.
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Weekly snapshots
Frozen weekly reports, acknowledged by the client.
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Your branding
Your logo and colours, shown to your clients.
Asked often.
Do my clients need an account?
Client contacts are invited to the project and can sign in without a password using a magic link.
Does it replace my project management tool?
No. Mutora is the shared status layer between you and your client. It does not do time tracking, invoicing, Gantt charts or resource planning.
What languages and devices are supported?
English, on any modern browser: desktop, tablet or phone.