Built for Indian dev agencies serving US clients

From signed proposal to accepted delivery—without the spreadsheet opera.

Worql is the client-engagement operating layer between your CRM, delivery tracker, and accounting system. Protect scope, get milestones accepted, run retainers, and collect with less follow-up.

No card for pilotNo client loginNo percentage of invoices

Northstar platform delivery

Client acceptance workspace

Awaiting acceptance

Payments API launch

Submission v2 · staging link + release notes

Accept
Request changes
Acknowledge

32h

Retainer remaining

$24k

Outstanding

0

Unpriced changes

Scope change approved

Schedule +2 weeks · Price +$4,500 · client decision recorded

1 saved change

can cover a year of Founding

1 client link

instead of status archaeology

0% of invoices

Worql records status, never moves funds

The expensive gap between Jira and accounting

Sell velocity. Protect margin. Collect cleanly.

Shorter acceptance cycles

Stop asking clients to reconstruct delivery from email, Slack, Jira, and Drive.

Less unpriced rework

Turn change requests into explicit scope, schedule, and price decisions before the team absorbs them.

More recurring revenue

Run retainers with visible committed capacity, rollover, renewal, and linked invoice status.

Cleaner collection

Know what is accepted, billable, outstanding, overdue, and waiting on client action.

One commercial delivery loop

Your team keeps its tools. Your client gets clarity.

1

Win cleanly

Assemble a branded proposal with scope, milestones, pricing, and plain-language terms.

2

Deliver visibly

Give the US client one secure portal for milestones, deliverables, change orders, and invoices.

3

Get acceptance

Submit the actual deliverable and capture accept, changes requested, or receipt acknowledged.

4

Collect calmly

Keep scope versions, recurring work, reminders, and receivables status in the same operating record.

Use the next live client as your pilot.

Assemble the proposal, submit one milestone, capture one decision, and see whether your team wants to go back to email and spreadsheets.