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title: "How does day-to-day communication work?"
description: "Communication runs through the agency unless you ask otherwise: named project lead, weekly sync, async daily updates, defined escalation."
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# How does day-to-day communication work?

## Direct Answer

**Question:** How does day-to-day communication work?

**Short answer:** Communication runs through the agency unless you ask otherwise: named project lead, weekly sync, async daily updates, defined escalation.

Communication runs through the agency unless you explicitly ask otherwise. We do not contact your client on our own initiative.

Default rhythm per active engagement:

- **Project lead is named at scope.** One senior engineer is the agency's single point of contact for the engagement.
- **Weekly sync.** Thirty minutes with the agency project lead and our project lead. Status, risks, decisions needed, what changes for the client this week.
- **Async daily updates.** Short written progress notes in a shared channel - what landed yesterday, what is in flight today, anything blocking. No daily call ceremony.
- **Escalation path defined upfront.** Who calls whom when something breaks, when a deadline is at risk, or when the client introduces a scope change.

We coordinate with your tools and channels, but we operate from our own project hub for code, review, and QA tracking. That keeps engineering decisions in one place and lets agency-side communication stay focused on client work.