project briefing tools

Say Goodbye to Scope Creep with briefin

Start projects with clarity and stay in control. Briefin helps agencies gather the right inputs, define scope upfront, and get client sign-off - before any work begins.

Magnetic CRM dashboard
Scope approval built into the process
Structured, repeatable briefing for every project
Faster handovers between teams and clients
A single place to track and manage briefs

A Simpler Way to Scope Projects

Briefin helps you start projects with clarity by standardising how inputs are gathered, scope is defined, and approvals are captured,  all in one place.

Two overlapping Magnetic finance cards displaying circular progress charts labeled Over servicing at 20% and Budget Spend at 46%.
Create consistent client-facing briefs, everytime.
Magnetic Budget Spend card with a progress circle showing 46 percent with text indicating budget spend of 15,480 incurred out of 33,880.
Align on Scope before the work begins
Magnetic finance dashboard with bar chart titled 'Remaining Budget, Over-Servicing And Under Billing' with multiple coloured vertical bars representing different budget categories.
Build confidence across teams and stakeholders
A Magnetic project card labeled 'Brand Building Revamp' for The Cosco Company showing time allocations of 40:00 and 30:00 and scheduled on Thursday, with a cursor hand icon grabbing the card.
Keep every brief visible, trackable and approved

What briefin Replaces

Briefin simplifies the way agencies scope projects, replacing email threads, vague templates, and missed details with one purpose-built process that actually works.

Without Briefin

Briefs scattered across emails, forms and chats
Incomplete project inputs at kickoff
Clients giving feedback informally or too late
Scope assumptions that lead to rework
No version control or visibility into brief history
Verbal agreements that go undocumented
No data on how briefing performs
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