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Project Wrap-Up & Handover Writer

Turn a finished project into a warm, complete wrap-up email: what you delivered, what you're handing over, and a light door left open for next time. Different from the client update tool, which is for progress updates during a project, not the final close-out.

Rough notes are fine: everything you built, fixed, wrote, or finished on this project.

Optional

Any access, credentials, files, or materials you are passing over. Leave blank if there is none.

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What it produces

Real output from this tool, not a mock-up.

What went in

What was delivered
New Webflow site for the physio clinic, 12 pages, all copy written from the discovery session. Cliniko booking integrated on every page. 30 blog posts migrated with redirects. Title tags and meta descriptions on all pages. Live on the 14th, two days early.
Handover details
They own the Webflow account, transferred to the practice manager's email. Recorded the one hour training session, link in Dropbox. Written a short guide to editing pages and publishing a blog post. 30 days of bug fixes until 14 October. Their Webflow subscription is 20 a month billed directly. No analytics beyond Webflow, we agreed that was out of scope but happy to help later.

What came back

The physio clinic site is live and the project's complete. Here's what got done: a new 12-page Webflow site, with all copy written from scratch based on our discovery session. Cliniko booking is integrated on every page, so patients can book straight from wherever they land. All 30 blog posts were migrated over from the old site with redirects in place, so none of that content or its search value gets lost. Title tags and meta descriptions are set on every page. The site went live on the 14th, two days ahead of schedule. Handover details: - Webflow account ownership has been transferred to the practice manager's email, so you have full control of it - The one hour training session was recorded, link is in Dropbox - I've written a short guide covering how to edit pages and publish a new blog post - 30 days of bug fixes are included, running until October 14 - The Webflow subscription is $20/month, billed directly to you - Analytics beyond Webflow's built-in stats wasn't part of this project, as we discussed, but happy to help set that up if it's useful down the line This was a good one to work on, thank you for trusting me with it and for being so clear and organized through discovery, it made the whole build easier. If anything comes up after the fix window closes, or you know anyone else who needs a site like this, I'd be glad to help. [Your name]

When to use it

Use this at the end of a project, when the work is done and the last email still has to do several jobs: confirm what was delivered, hand over the things they now own, be clear about what support remains, and leave the door open without being pushy about it.

Common questions

What belongs in a handover?
Anything they now own or are responsible for: accounts and who they are in the name of, where the training and documentation live, what they will be billed for directly, and the date your support ends. Those are the things that generate a confused email six weeks later.
Should I mention the support window ending?
Yes, with the actual date. It is not unfriendly, it is the thing that prevents a bug report in March being treated as your problem. Stating it plainly at handover is far easier than declining it later.
How do I hint at future work without being pushy?
By naming something specific you agreed was out of scope, as in the example with analytics. That is a real, useful offer rather than a generic "let me know if you need anything", and it does not read as a sales close on a project that just went well.
Is it free?
You can run it three times a day with no account. Signing in gives you renewing monthly credits, and this tool costs one credit per run with the one-click refinements included.