A company reached out, you agreed on a price in a voice note, and you promised to send something in writing. A week later you can't remember the number you gave or when you said you'd reply.
In Bardiyah
You log every deal and follow it up until it closes, and send the quote as a link your client can answer.
When creators start getting sponsorship offers, they tend to treat them like any other message. One company on Instagram, another by email, a third through a friend.
The problem shows up at the end of the month, when you ask yourself who paid, who's waiting on a quote from you, and who you never replied to. Some deals are lost because nobody followed up, even when the offer was a good fit.
Bardiyah gives the business side of your work a place of its own.
The company name, the type of collaboration, the budget, payment status and your contact person, all on one card.
After each conversation, write down what was said, the next step and when it's due, so every morning you know who's waiting on you.
Write a simple or detailed quote with discount and tax, then send the link. Your client opens it without an account, accepts, declines or leaves a note, and you see their answer straight away.
It keeps the numbers, but it won't remind you to follow up, and it can't send a quote your client can accept.
Every partnership has a card and a follow up log, and the quote reaches your client as a link they can answer. The parts you repeat, you write once as a template.
The company, the type of collaboration, the budget and payment status.
What was said, the next step, and when it's due.
Pick the shape that fits the size of the deal.
Work them out inside the quote, with no separate file.
They open it without an account and accept, decline or leave a note.
Write your intro and your terms once and reuse them every time.
No. They open the link on any device, read the quote and reply right there.
No. Bardiyah organizes the deal and the quote, and payment happens between you and your client however you agree.
Yes, so you see the deal and the quote alongside the work it's for.
Log your first partnership or write your first quote.
