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@digmenu Thanks, Digmenu! You picked up on two things I really wanted to get right.
Having a proper approval record can save a lot of confusion down the road. And since the client has just approved the work, it feels like a natural moment to ask for a testimonial.
Really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts!
@devinterviewmaster Thank you! Really appreciate the kind words and support.
The idea was to make client sign-offs as simple as possible while helping freelancers collect testimonials at the right moment. Still early days, but it’s encouraging to see people finding the concept useful!
@atlasforgenj Absolutely, Nick! Clients can revisit the same approval link to view previous versions, the review history, and the revisions made throughout the process.
I wanted both freelancers and clients to have a clear record of how the work progressed, not just the final approval. It makes things much easier to reference later if questions come up.
Thanks for checking it out!
@usmanhaider Thanks so much, Usman! That’s exactly the problem I wanted to solve. I’ve seen how easily client approvals can turn into endless back-and-forth, especially when there’s no clear record of what was agreed upon.
Really glad the concept resonates with you. Appreciate the support!
@randikasukses Thanks, Willya! Yes, the testimonial prompt appears automatically right after the client approves the work. That’s actually one of the core features of ZynoLoop.
Regarding editing, freelancers currently can’t modify the testimonial text. This is intentional because I want testimonials to remain genuine and trustworthy, rather than allowing businesses to change what their clients have said.
Really appreciate you asking about this!
@tcwilliams007 Thanks, Tamar! Really appreciate that.
Right now, onboarding is pretty straightforward and self-service. I’ve tried to keep the whole experience simple enough that users can get started without needing much guidance.
That said, I’m more than happy to personally connect with early users, help them get set up, and understand their feedback. I think those conversations will be especially valuable as we continue improving ZynoLoop.
@lykhanh6094 Great question, Khanh! The magic links don’t expire, so clients can always revisit them to check the approval details and version history.
As for reversing an approval, freelancers have a “Withdraw” option that lets them reopen a locked approval when needed. Clients can’t withdraw approvals themselves at the moment, but it’s definitely an interesting use case to consider. Thanks for bringing it up!
@fasttradein Thanks for the suggestion! Currently, we don't have an option to export approval records, but you can revisit the original approval link anytime to see the approved version, approval status, and timestamp.
That said, I think exporting approval records as a PDF would be a really useful addition.
We'd really appreciate it if you could submit this as a feature request here: https://zynoloop.com/feedback
This will help our team review and consider it for a future update. Thanks again for the feedback!
@ericwick Thank you so much! Really appreciate your support!
@roundrobinsolutions Great question, Rahul! The original approval stays locked as a record. Any later changes can be handled as a new version with its own approval, so nothing gets overwritten.
@austinparkercodes Thanks, Austin! Just to clarify, ZynoLoop focuses on client approvals and project sign-offs rather than live chat or voice calling. Appreciate you checking it out!
@barklanka Thanks a lot, Dilum! Really appreciate the support!
@feddiblogger Thanks, Fahad! That's exactly the problem we wanted to solve. Keeping approvals simple and avoiding unnecessary back-and-forth.
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@shailly_ihw Thank you so much, Shailly!
That back-and-forth is exactly what inspired me to build ZynoLoop. I wanted to make the approval process easier for both freelancers and their clients, without adding another complicated tool to their workflow.
Really appreciate your encouragement and support. It means a lot, especially at this early stage!