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Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
A Client Delivery Map is a sequential outline that lists every item to be delivered, the format it should take, and the acceptance criteria the client will use to approve it. It clarifies responsibilities for both creator and client during the hand‑over phase.
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When to use client delivery map
Develop a Delivery Map when the project ends with multiple assets or hand‑over steps.
A practical example of client delivery map
Suppose a copywriter creates a Delivery Map that lists a final PDF, editable source files, and a style guide, each with a checklist for client review.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Check that each deliverable has a defined file format.
- Verify that acceptance criteria are documented for every item.
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