# A handover brief with scope, first deliverable and receiver acceptance.

Chill&Automate · v1 · 2026-09-27

> Fictional example, not a real client record.

Example: a studio accepts a five-page website job. Brief v1 links proposal P-01 v3 and names a site outline as the first deliverable. Brand artwork can wait, but source-content access is missing. The receiver accepts outline preparation and explicitly keeps content migration blocked.

## Job and accepted proposal version

JOB-01; accepted proposal P-01 v3 retained with the project

## Outcome, scope and exclusions

Design five website pages and migrate supplied content. New copywriting is excluded.

## First deliverable, receiver and date

Site outline for the client; Taylor prepares it by October 2, 2026.

## Materials, references and access owner

Proposal accessible. Taylor cannot access the old content yet; coordinator Alex requests access from the client.

## Blocking and nonblocking gaps

Blocked: content migration. Ready: outline based on the agreed scope. Brand artwork is needed before visual design.

## Receiving owner, decision and date

Taylor, September 28: accept outline preparation; do not start migration. Alex checks access September 29 at 10:00 a.m.

Start your own record with the blank worksheet.