A photography business is a pipeline of dates: the inquiry, the shoot, the editing deadline, the gallery delivery, and the follow-up that turns one booking into the next. When that pipeline lives across texts, email, and a notes app, deliveries slip. ClientPlot keeps every client and every date on one screen. This page covers how photographers use it from inquiry to delivery.
Each client gets a page with their shoots, editing tasks, notes, and files. When a bride emails about her timeline or a brand asks about reshoots, the whole history is one click away instead of buried in three inboxes.
Turn every shoot into tasks with due dates: cull, edit, deliver. The Today view shows what is due the moment you open the app, and the calendar lays out your delivery load by week or month so you stop overbooking edit time.
Set a follow-up after every delivery: ask for the review, pitch the anniversary session, check in before busy season. ClientPlot emails you when the day comes, which is how a one-time booking becomes a yearly client.
Attach contracts, shot lists, and mood boards to the client they belong to. On location, everything is on your phone instead of in a folder on the desktop at home.
Yes. Group work into projects under each client, so an engagement shoot and the wedding can run side by side with their own tasks and dates.
Yes. Create a read-only status page for any project and send the link. They see progress without logging in, and you can revoke the link anytime.
No, and it does not try to. ClientPlot tracks the work and the relationship. Keep your gallery and contract tools, and attach the documents to each client so everything is findable.
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