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Stop chasing your team for status and still ship every client deliverable on time

Viktor follows up with your team in Slack when client tasks slip, logs the answers back in ClickUp, Asana or Notion, and tells you each week which deliverables are at risk.

Viktor asks a few setup questions, shows you a first result, then keeps it running

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The prompt

Every weekday at [9am] and [3pm], go through open client tasks in [ClickUp / Asana / Monday / Notion]. When a task is overdue, blocked or changes owner, message the assignee in Slack, ask for the status, and add their answer to the task. Every morning post a short check-in in [team channel]. Every [Monday], send me one list of client deliverables at risk this week, by client, with the owner of each. Tell [account manager] before a client deadline is missed. Message only our own team, and ask me to approve before you contact anyone outside it.

Words in [brackets] are yours to fill in. Viktor asks for anything else he needs.

What Viktor does

  1. Reads open client tasks and due dates in ClickUp, Asana, Monday or Notion

  2. Follows up with the assignee in Slack when a task is overdue, blocked or changed, and logs the answer back on the task

  3. Runs the morning check-in in each team channel and collects who is working on what

  4. Posts one list for the owner: deliverables at risk this week, by client, with who owns each

  5. Escalates to the account manager when a client deliverable will miss its date

How we count the outcome

We count the hours an owner or project manager no longer spends chasing task status, at their full hourly cost (per month). Next to it you see overdue client tasks closed within 7 days of a Viktor follow-up.

Example with typical numbers, not a customer result.

Estimate: An agency owner or project manager spends 5 hours a week chasing task status across 15 clients. 5 x 4.33 x 0.5 = about 10.8 hours a month, about $760 of project manager time.

Proof

A 24-person agency with 20+ clients has Viktor follow up with the assignee whenever a task changes, a job its operations lead used to do by hand.
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Works with

Needs

  • Slack
  • ClickUp or Asana or Monday or Notion

Also uses

  • Google Calendar
  • Fathom
  • Google Drive

What it sets up

1 twice-daily task follow-up, 1 morning check-in, 1 weekly at-risk list

Your first result

The first list of overdue and at-risk client tasks arrives in the same conversation.

Questions

No. He follows up with your own team and tells the account manager when a client deadline is at risk. He asks before messaging anyone outside the team.

4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

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