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Manage Deliverables, Reviews, Approval, and Final Release

Deliverables separate work-in-review from final delivery. Versions are immutable, review decisions refer to one exact version, and release creates a durable client-facing record.

Open Delivery → Deliverables & Reviews. Define whether review is required and which milestone the deliverable supports. Add a version using a private file, a safe external URL or text content. The review asset and final asset may be different, but both remain attached to the version.

Once created, a version is preserved. Corrections or new work create the next version; they do not alter what the client already reviewed.

Collect a decision on an exact version
  1. Confirm the latest version is review-ready.
  2. Select the authorised client reviewer and request review.
  3. The client opens Customer Account → Projects → Reviews.
  4. They choose Approve or Request changes and may add a decision note.
  5. If changes are requested, create a new version and send a new review request.

Client-visible comments help discussion, while internal comments remain hidden. A comment does not approve or reject. The formal response action is the decision of record.

Only the latest version can be released. It must have a final asset and be marked final-ready. If review is required, the exact version must be approved. The release policy then applies:

  • No Payment Gate: release when delivery controls are ready.
  • Paid Stage · Manual Release: wait until the linked stage is paid, then release manually.
  • Paid Stage · Automatic Release: Yepsta releases when final readiness and payment are both satisfied, whichever happens last.

Release produces the authorised Customer Account download or open action. It does not expose a raw storage URL.

An authorised override can bypass the linked Invoice or payment gate only after all other release conditions are satisfied and a meaningful reason is recorded. A payment reversal after release does not erase historical delivery; Yepsta keeps the release and raises attention for the changed commercial state.

A mandatory milestone may still be blocked by a missing required deliverable version, open required review or unreleased final. Resolve those source records, then complete the milestone explicitly.

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