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DOCUVE Studio demo: one project, six client documents
Enter the client, scope, price and milestones once. DOCUVE Studio turns them into six branded client documents you can edit and export as PDF.
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You've just agreed on a new design project. Now there are documents to prepare: a brief, a proposal, an agreement, and later, an invoice. Often, each one is a separate file. You retype the client's name, paste the scope again, and check that the dates and prices still match. DOCUVE Studio keeps it together. You set up the project once, and your client documents are prepared around it. Step one: enter the project details. Who the client is, the scope, that's what you'll deliver, your price, and the milestones, the key dates along the way. Step two: add your branding once, your logo and accent colour. Then review each document: the brief, the proposal, the design agreement, a revision request for client feedback, a handoff listing the final files, and the invoice. You can edit any wording. Step three: when a document is ready, export it. DOCUVE Studio saves it as a PDF you can share with your client. So one project setup prepares six client documents. They stay together with the project, and each one shows whether it's not started, drafted or sent, so you always know the next step. Want to see the whole workflow? Explore DOCUVE Studio at docuve.vercel.app.