Source
Working files, drafts and variants show what you retained.
For designers and freelancers
Make the file and handoff trail clear before a project goes to a client.
Keep source files, working history and delivery records. They add context about the version you created and sent.
Before you hand work over
- Keep source files, drafts and named versions.
- Keep Figma or tool history, comments and the export for the specific handoff.
- Keep messages and delivery evidence, then date the exact archive or export.
What this trail can and cannot show
Files, versions, history and correspondence can show working context. They do not replace a contract, determine a transfer of rights, or decide a client dispute.
Collaboration
History, comments and messages add context about contributions and sequence.
Handoff
A final export, date, recipient and delivery record connect one version to a handoff.
Where StampR fits
After choosing the exact archive or export, StampR creates a local SHA-256 hash and binds it to a declaration and qualified timestamp. It does not replace a service contract, licence or legal assessment.
Create a record for the handed-off version