What to migrate
Move cards that represent deliverables, revision rounds, client requests, launch blockers, or unpaid extras.
A card can say 'client wants another page'. EasyScope helps answer the important question: is it included, paid extra, delayed, rejected, or approved?
Migration focus
cards -> scope states
Turn request cards into included, pending, approved, or paid-extra decisions.
EasyScope is strong for
Watch the fit
Bottom line
Move client-facing requests and deliverables to EasyScope when money or approval is involved. Keep lightweight internal cards elsewhere if they do not affect scope.
Move cards that represent deliverables, revision rounds, client requests, launch blockers, or unpaid extras.
Internal chores and microtasks can stay wherever the team already executes well.
Practical path
Identify lists and cards tied to client commitments.
Create EasyScope deliverables for work the client needs to approve.
Turn out-of-scope cards into priced requests or change orders.
Questions
No. The goal is to keep visibility while adding scope and approval context.
Any card that changes deliverables, effort, price, or deadline.
Yes. They can use secure links rather than joining your internal board.
Start with the project where the scope is already bending. Price the delta, explain it clearly, and ask for a clean approval.