Scopeguard is the scope-creep and unbilled-work sentinel for digital agencies and consultancies. It watches Slack, email, and Asana against signed SOW baselines, drafts change orders, and compiles leakage from Harvest/Clockify time imports.
Agencies lose margin in two places: work that was never on the SOW, and time that was never billed. Both look like 'being a good partner' until the year-end write-off.
Scopeguard makes the SOW the baseline. Flags go to a review queue. Change orders go to a public decide link. Time imports become a leakage report — not a surprise.
5 capabilities, each one something you can point at during a security review.
SOW baselines
AI extract and activate signed scopes as the contract to watch.
Comms connectors
Slack, Gmail, Microsoft, Asana — map surfaces and simulate before going live.
Flags queue
Out-of-scope asks against the baseline, alert or review.
Change orders
Draft, send, and let the client decide on a public token link.
Time leakage
Harvest/Clockify CSV import, match to SOW, compile a reconciliation.
Scopeguard, answered
Does it auto-send change orders?
It drafts. Someone on your side sends. The client decides on a public link you control.
Who is it for?
Digital agencies and consultancies that work against signed SOWs or retainers — not product companies with no scope document.
See it against your reality.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who builds it - your use case, not a script.