BlokNotes

Every client promise, tracked to resolution

'Can you also look at…' — said in a call, lost by Friday. BlokNotes issues capture every question, request and problem as a record with a type, priority, status and owner, linked to the client and project it belongs to.

Follow-ups accumulate on the issue with dates and notes, so the next time the client calls, the whole history is on one page.

At a glance

What you get

  • Types: question, issue, request, follow-up
  • Statuses: open, planned, waiting, resolved
  • Priorities: low, medium, high
  • Linked company, contact and project
  • Follow-up history with dates and notes
  • Next follow-up date per issue
  • Resolution notes on close

Capture it before it evaporates

Log an issue in seconds during the call: what kind of request it is, how urgent, who reported it and which project it touches. It immediately appears on the client's page and in your open-issues list.

Follow-ups with dates, not intentions

Each issue carries its follow-up history and a next-follow-up date. Nothing depends on you remembering — the record does the remembering.

  • Chronological follow-up log per issue
  • Waiting status for balls in the client's court
  • Resolution summary written at close

Support without a support tool

For freelancers and small teams, a full helpdesk is overkill. Issues give you the discipline of a ticket system inside the workspace where the actual work happens.

FAQ

Questions about issue tracking

How are issues different from tasks?

Tasks are work you plan to do; issues are things reported or requested that need triage, follow-up and resolution — often by a client. Issues can spawn tasks when work is agreed.

Can I see all open issues for one client?

Yes — issues link to companies and projects, so the client page lists their open and resolved issues alongside meetings, deals and invoices.

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