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Revision Scope Check

This doesn't answer "is my client being unreasonable" — it answers one narrower question: does this specific revision request need new work, and was it something you already agreed to. Answer three questions below; nothing is sent anywhere and no account is required.

Was this specific change described in your original scope of work?
Was this specific change described in your original scope of work?
Does addressing it require new work — not just adjusting what's already in progress?
Does addressing it require new work?
Has the client already approved and moved past this stage or deliverable?
Has the client already approved and moved past this stage?

If it's additional work, price it before you start

A classification tells you where you stand — it doesn't put a number on it. If this round comes out as additional work, the pricing calculator turns it into a quote using the same hours-and-rate math CREEPLOCK's own pricing runs on.

This check doesn't create anything in CREEPLOCK on its own — it's a standalone read on the situation. Turning it into a real, trackable, client-approved change request happens inside the product.

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