Scope and ownership
Service types, owners, and account context roll into the next cycle instead of starting blank.
Retainer workflow
OthFlow carries scope, ownership, and stages forward every month, so the retainer workflow doesn't get reinvented on the first of every cycle.
OthFlow
Retainer workspace

What this page solves
Built for the part of retainer work that repeats: plan, run, review, renew.
Why it matters
A generic project board treats every month like a new project: new cards, new columns, no memory of what the account's scope or ownership looked like last cycle.
Scope, ownership, and service details get retyped or copy-pasted every month.
There is no single place that shows this month's plan next to last month's actual delivery.
Renewal conversations start from memory instead of a record of what actually shipped.
What OthFlow does
Service types, owners, and account context roll into the next cycle instead of starting blank.
Map content, links, audits, and technical fixes to the retainer before the month starts, not as it happens.
See exactly what shipped, what slipped, and what the client asked for across the cycle.
Retainer workflow
Set the deliverables, owners, and deadlines for the cycle before work starts.
Track stage, blockers, and client dependencies as the month moves.
Compare what was planned against what actually shipped before the month closes.
Walk into the renewal conversation with the account's real delivery history, not a guess.
Questions
Project management software is about the day-to-day board — tasks, owners, stages. Retainer Workflow is about the monthly cycle wrapped around it: what carries forward, what gets reviewed, and what feeds the renewal.
Yes. Service types, ownership, and account context stay attached to the client rather than being rebuilt at the start of every cycle.
No — the same cycle record helps mid-month too: managers can see what shipped so far against what was planned instead of waiting for a report.
Start with OthFlow while the product is close to the agencies shaping it.