Can clients upload files to Cowwwork?

Yes. The authorized client uploads files straight from the portal to secure storage against a file request the agency creates, then submits.

Can I set limits on a file request?

Yes. The accepted file type, maximum size, maximum number of files and due date are set per request.

Can the client approve a delivery or request a revision?

Yes. The client can approve a delivery or open a structured revision request with a title and description.

Are file versions kept?

Yes. When a new version is added, the previous file and delivery history are preserved.

Is Cowwwork a general chat tool?

No. Comments stay in the context of the relevant delivery or file request; there’s no general chat stream.

Files & feedback

Feedback stays next to the file

Request files from the client, share your delivery, and keep comments, approvals and revision requests in one flow where it’s clear which delivery they belong to.

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The problem

There are many messages; there is one context

WhatsApp screenshots and separate email threads blur which comment belongs to which design, which version and which delivery decision.

(01)Feedback lives in a message apart from the file.
(02)The final file and the previous version get mixed up.
(03)The same revision comes again from a different channel.
(04)Approval and change requests never become a clear state.

The Cowwwork approach

Not a message — context

File request, client upload, agency delivery, comments and the approval decision move around the same record. When the client opens a delivery, its state moves to “under review”; approval or a structured revision request stays under that delivery.

How it works

From file request to delivery decision

(01)
Request the file
Create a file request that sets the accepted file type, size and count limits, and a due date.
(02)
Receive the upload
The client uploads files straight from the portal to secure storage; when ready they hit “submit”.
(03)
Share the delivery
Send the design to review with a delivery type — download-only, review, or approval required.
(04)
Record the decision
The client approves the delivery or requests a revision with a title and description; comments stay next to the delivery.