Twenty deliverables a month. Zero idea which ones landed.
Every analyst sends. Nobody tracks. Come QBR, your best slide is a list of file names. In a nice font.
The retainer lives or dies on one question.
"What did we get from you this quarter?" A list of PDFs loses. Who read what, and how deeply, keeps the account.
Sound familiar?
- Every analyst ships deliverables and nobody tracks whether they land.
- The QBR is coming and your proof-of-value slide is a list of filenames you emailed.
- Your day-to-day client contact loves the work, but the person who signs the renewal has never opened it.
- You run brand trackers and competitive scans every month and can't show which ones got read.
Presitt tags readers by team, so you walk into the QBR with who on the client side actually read what, not a folder of PDFs. Client deliverable tracking with shareable read receipts—clearer proof than a DocSend link lost in email.
How it works
Upload the deliverable
Tracker, scan, monthly report. Whatever's going out.
Paste the client team
Brand, strategy, leadership. No login on their end.
Get the receipt
Who read it, how deep, who forwarded it. Nudge the rest.
Sample receipt. Crumbly Snack Co. isn't real. Great name though.
Put this in the QBR deck.
Priya read every page. Kenji forwarded it to three people you didn't know existed. Maria's skipped two months. That's the conversation that keeps a retainer.