Blue360 Approval Process – Deemed Approval Explained

At Blue360, we follow a structured approval process to keep projects moving smoothly. To avoid unnecessary delays, we also apply a deemed approval policy. This ensures that if clients do not respond within the agreed time, work can continue without disruption.

Approval Process at Blue360

  • Drafts, designs, or content are shared through email or the Blue360 CRM
  • Clients are expected to review and provide feedback within the specified time frame
  • Feedback should be clear, consolidated, and provided by the designated decision maker
  • Once approval is given, the work moves to the next stage and revisions after that may be treated as change requests

Deemed Approval Policy

  • If no response is received from the client within five working days, the shared draft or deliverable is treated as approved
  • This applies to design drafts, content calendars, reports, and other project milestones
  • Deemed approval helps prevent projects from getting stuck due to lack of timely response

Why Deemed Approval is Important

  • Delays in approvals directly affect delivery timelines
  • Multiple stakeholders often cause conflicting feedback, which slows progress
  • Deemed approval provides clarity for both parties and ensures accountability
  • It balances client flexibility with Blue360’s need to deliver projects on time

Client Responsibilities

  • Assign one decision maker to handle approvals and feedback
  • Respond within the given timeline to avoid deemed approval
  • Provide clear and final feedback instead of piecemeal comments
  • Understand that changes requested after approval may require additional cost and time

FAQs

Q: What happens if I do not respond to a draft within five days?
A: The draft is treated as approved under the deemed approval policy, and the project moves forward.

Q: Can I request changes after deemed approval?
A: Yes, but such changes may be treated as out of scope and could involve additional cost and time.

Q: Does deemed approval apply to all services?
A: Yes. It applies to websites, social media calendars, ad campaigns, reports, and other deliverables.

Q: Will I be reminded before deemed approval applies?
A: Yes. Blue360 sends at least one reminder before applying deemed approval, but final responsibility lies with the client.

Q: Can I extend the approval window if needed?
A: Yes. If informed in advance, the review period can be extended by mutual agreement.

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