Client requests

Client requests that become Linear tickets

Clients submit requests from their portal. Each one shows up in Linear as a ticket — no ask buried in your inbox, no scope from a client call that never made it to the backlog.

Extend onboarding checklist for SSO

Needed before Friday so legal can sign off on the enterprise pilot.

The problem

Client asks arrive everywhere except Linear: forwarded emails, Slack DMs, call notes, someone's personal todo. By standup, half the room is reconstructing what was promised. Requests that never become tickets mean surprise scope, missed deadlines, and clients who feel ignored because their ask vanished in a thread.

How it works

  1. Clients submit from their portal

    Clients describe what they need in the portal — structured intake, not a vague email that gets lost.

  2. Requests land in Linear

    Each submission creates a ticket in your Linear workspace. Your team triages and prioritizes where work already lives.

  3. Clients see status without asking

    As the ticket moves in Linear, portal sync keeps clients informed. Fewer "did you see my request?" messages.

What you get

  • Single intake path for client asks instead of scattered channels
  • Every request traceable as a Linear issue from day one
  • Reduces scope drift from verbal agreements that never became tickets
  • Clients get visibility on their request without pinging your team

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