The product
One system.
Every handoff.
An open brief. A named owner. A next step everyone can see. Relaypoint brings the work between your tools into focus.
Workspace / Shared ownership
Every handoff has a home.
Find the owner. Review the plan. Keep work moving.
| Workflow | Owner | State | Next handoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer onboarding | Avery Chen | Active | Confirm kickoff owner |
| Design review | Noor Patel | Active | Record the decision |
| Content approval | Noor Patel | Draft | Review final revision |
| Invoice review | Avery Chen | Paused | Match purchase order |
4 sample handoffs
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Fictional sample snapshot. Open a record to edit your browser-local copy.
Contract signed
New customer · Northstar
Check account details
If company email is valid
Create a kickoff
Assign to Avery Chen
Notify the team
Owner + next step + due date
Latest workflow activity
- 09:42 · Kickoff assigned to Avery Chen Completed
- 09:41 · Account details reviewed
- 09:40 · New contract received · Sample customer
Illustrative activity; no external event has occurred.
From signal to sign-off
Four moves. One clear path.
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01
Capture the right signal.
Start from a request or a defined event. Keep source context, priority, and the requested outcome attached to the work.
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02
Route with intent.
Define conditions that people can read. Choose who owns the normal path and who handles missing information.
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03
Review at the right moment.
A human checkpoint belongs before a consequential handoff. Show the reviewer what changed and what is waiting.
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Close the loop.
Record the decision, mark the work complete, and tell the next owner what they can do. A run history makes the path understandable.
Visibility without
the status meeting.
Use a table when you need precision. Use a board when you need momentum. Both views describe the same local sample records.
Switch views in the demo →Draft
Noor Patel
Active
Avery Chen
Paused
Avery Chen
From here, forward.
Better work starts with a clear next step.
Take a look around. Build a first flow. Find your rhythm.