Delivery signal
Overdue deliverables and slipping stages count against the score automatically.
Client health
OthFlow scores every account from overdue deliverables, open concerns, and invoice status, so managers see which clients need attention this week, not just at renewal.
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What this page solves
Built to replace the gut-feeling client review with an actual signal.
Why it matters
Managers can sense when an account feels shaky, but that instinct does not scale past a handful of clients, and it is invisible to everyone else on the team.
Renewal risk is discovered in the renewal conversation, not before it.
Overdue work, quiet clients, and unpaid invoices are reviewed in three different places.
New managers inherit accounts with no written history of what has already gone wrong.
What OthFlow does
Overdue deliverables and slipping stages count against the score automatically.
Unanswered concerns and quiet accounts are surfaced before they become a complaint.
Overdue invoices and payment follow-ups feed into the same score as delivery and concerns.
Retainer workflow
Delivery, concerns, and billing events adjust the score without manual input.
Start the week with accounts below the healthy threshold, sorted by risk.
Each score links to the overdue item, concern, or invoice driving it.
See whether an account is recovering or sliding before the next renewal.
Questions
SEO client management software is the full account record — contacts, deliverables, notes, and history. Client Health is one signal inside that record: a score built from delivery, concerns, and billing, so it can be reviewed on its own each week.
Overdue deliverables, unanswered client concerns, and overdue invoices. Nothing subjective — every point on the score traces back to a specific item.
Yes. The score is never just a number; it links straight to the overdue work, concern, or invoice behind it.
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