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Public Approval To Payment
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Post-signoff conversion page

Once approval is done, compress the next move into payment.

This page is for the gap after the internal yes. Scope is approved, but the transfer still has not landed. The job is not to reopen the whole sale. The job is to restate the approved scope, confirm the payer and deposit step, remove wallet friction, collect the tx hash, and move directly into kickoff. If approval is real but the full sprint deposit still feels too heavy, route the thread into the teardown as the smaller paid first step instead of letting the deal decay. If the approved lane is recurring support after a live build, route the thread into the retainer page instead of treating it like another first sprint.

Open Approval To Payment Map Open Public Teardown Open Public Retainer Open Public Payment Follow-Up Open Public Tx Hash Open Payment Page
  • 1 approved scope restated
  • 1 named payer route
  • 30% standard deposit framing
  • Hash required for kickoff
1. Confirm What Was Approved Restate the scope, package, and delivery line before funds move. Open Public Approval
2. Compress The Payment Step Confirm the deposit, payer, and wallet route without widening the thread, or shift into teardown if the full amount is the blocker. Open Public Deposit Lock Open Public Payment Follow-Up
3. Turn Transfer Into Kickoff Once the payment lands, collect the tx hash and move straight into startup. Open Public Tx Hash Open Public Kickoff

Approval To Payment Map

Use one written sequence from sign-off to tx hash.

2B. Use Teardown If Approval Is Real But The Full Deposit Still Stalls

If the decision-maker is aligned but the full sprint commitment still is not moving, keep momentum with the teardown: $299 total, $90 deposit, one workflow, same wallet route.

Open Public Teardown Open Public Terms

2C. Use Retainer If The Approved Lane Is Ongoing Support

If the approved work is recurring maintenance or monthly optimization, route into the retainer page so the payer sees the correct commercial lane before sending the first month payment.

Open Public Retainer Open Public Renewal

3. Remove Wallet Confusion Without Reopening The Sale

If the payer mainly needs network, asset, or address clarity, use one clean payment guide instead of a new negotiation loop.

Open Public Payment Guide Open Payment Page

5. Turn The Hash Into Kickoff Fast

After the transfer lands, the next operational proof is the tx hash. Use it to move straight into the startup packet.

Open Public Kickoff

6. Use This Only After Real Sign-Off

If trust, proof, scope shape, or timing are still unresolved, solve that blocker first instead of pushing payment too early.

Open Public Proof Open Public Risk Control

Where Deals Leak

Post-signoff deals usually stall for one of these reasons.

Approved But No Named Payer

One person approves, but nobody is clearly responsible for sending the transfer. The thread looks warm, but no one acts.

Approved But Wallet-Unsure

The commercial decision is done, but the payer still wants simpler network, asset, or address instructions before sending.

Approved But Timing Drifts

If the deposit is not tied back to the current sprint window, sign-off can decay into passive delay.

Approved But The Full Deposit Feels Too Heavy

The yes can be real while the bigger first payment still feels too large. A smaller paid teardown keeps the thread moving.

Approved But The Sale Gets Reopened

Too many teams lose momentum by re-explaining the whole offer instead of narrowing the message to payment and kickoff only.

Best Next Routes

Match the remaining blocker to the shortest page that clears it.

Needs Approval Recap

If the payer still needs the approved scope summarized one more time, resend the approval page before asking for funds.

Open Public Approval

Needs Slot Reservation Logic

If timing matters, make the deposit connect directly to the current sprint window instead of leaving the reason vague.

Open Public Deposit Lock

Needs A Smaller First Commitment

If the approver wants to move but still hesitates on the full deposit, route into teardown instead of waiting for the thread to cool.

Open Public Teardown

Needs Recurring Support Framing

If the approver already said yes to monthly upkeep but the payer still sees it like a vague extension, route through the retainer page before you ask for funds again.

Open Public Retainer

Needs Wallet Confidence

If approval is done but the wallet route still feels unfamiliar, move into the payment guide before you push the transfer again.

Open Public Payment Guide

Needs Follow-Up Compression

If the deal is agreed but cooling, keep the follow-up limited to payer, transfer, and tx hash.

Open Public Payment Follow-Up

Needs Sent-Transfer Confirmation

If the payer already sent the transfer and the only thing still missing is the confirmation back into the thread, switch to the tx-hash page immediately.

Open Public Tx Hash

Ready To Pay

If the approved scope, payer, and wallet route are all clear, stop widening the message and move straight into payment now.

Open Payment Page

Wallet

Preferred route: approved scope, deposit sent, tx hash shared.

Preferred asset is USDC. Preferred network is Base. Once the transfer lands, keep the same visible route into kickoff instead of reopening the close. The same wallet can also take the $90 teardown deposit if the smaller paid start closes faster.

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