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Why Intake Needs to Stay Linked to Scope
Better delivery plans start when intake, proposal sections, and tasks stay connected.
Sensra Team
Delivery plans become fragile when tasks are detached from the client promise that created them. A task called "build landing page" is less useful than a task connected to the approved section that explains audience, deliverables, exclusions, and client responsibilities.
Sensra's target model keeps source context close:
- Intake submissions create the factual starting point.
- Proposal sections organize that context into a reviewed scope.
- Approved sections create the project task board.
- Tasks keep links back to source sections where possible.
That connection helps teams avoid accidental scope drift and makes client-facing tradeoffs easier to explain.