Scope block
"What is included and what is excluded."
Client scope workflow
Convert statement of work to PDF on iPhone.
Use this guide for freelance or agency scope documents that need a cleaner format before sending to clients.
Step-by-step workflow (about 4 minutes)
- Start with project name, client name, and effective date.
- Split the document into scope, deliverables, timeline, pricing, and terms.
- Use bullets for deliverables and milestones.
- Preview page flow so pricing and signoff sections do not break awkwardly.
- Export as PDF and review before sending.
Copy-ready SOW structure
Delivery block
"Deliverables, deadlines, revision limits."
Commercial block
"Price, payment terms, signoff line."
Quality checklist before export
- Scope is clear and unambiguous.
- Timeline is easy to scan.
- Pricing is visible and not buried.
- Terms and signoff sections are present.
- PDF is polished enough to send without reformatting elsewhere.
Common mistakes and quick fixes
Scope and deliverables mixed together
Separate what you do from what you deliver so the document reads more clearly.
Pricing buried in dense text
Use a dedicated pricing section before export.
No signoff section
Add a simple acceptance block at the end before sending the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Can I create a statement-of-work PDF on iPhone?
Yes. toPDF is well suited for turning structured scope text into a cleaner PDF.
What should a statement of work include?
Scope, deliverables, timeline, pricing, and approval terms are the core sections.
Why export a SOW as PDF?
PDF makes the document easier to share consistently with clients and stakeholders.
Run this SOW workflow in toPDF.
Install toPDF and turn scope text into a cleaner, client-ready PDF from your phone.