The Complete Guide to Managing Client Work
Discover how to run a complete client engagement in Flopinio—from the first external request through task execution, time tracking, and final invoicing.
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Grounded Execution Lifecycle
Discover how to run a complete client engagement in Flopinio—from the first external request through task execution, time tracking, and final invoicing.
Use AI invoice draft preparation to intelligently shape line items while retaining explicit control and review capabilities.
Set up an automation rule to automatically trigger AI triage whenever a new request is captured.
Move smoothly from tracked execution to invoice creation using the time-entry import preview.
Connect external AI clients like ChatGPT and Claude to your workspace context securely using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Track time from tasks without context switching, so you never lose billable hours or interrupt your execution flow.
Run the project review surfaces, inspect the output, and turn the result into concrete follow-up work to catch slipping timelines.
Capture pages and selections from the browser, save them into External Inbox when review is needed, or create requests and notes directly without losing the original source context.
Convert requests into tasks without dropping client, project, urgency, or source context along the way.
Use the Telegram Bot for quick mobile capture and route the result into the right workspace flow without losing the capture-first review path.
Use External Inbox and Requests to turn unstructured inbound work into something reviewable, triage-ready, and actionable.
Move from working context to committed direction by converting notes into decisions and requesting explicit sign-off.
Use request triage and review output to speed up intake while keeping the final write path visible and inspectable.
While the blog teaches end-to-end workflows, our public docs provide the technical reference for connecting your tools.