What’s the dumbest way you’ve ever received a document from a client?

The Strangest Document Delivery: A Client’s Quirky Submission

In the world of client communication, it’s not uncommon to encounter unconventional ways of document submission. Each professional has probably experienced their fair share of peculiar scenarios, reminding us all that creativity can sometimes overshadow practicality.

I recall a particularly memorable instance when a client sent me a photograph of a PDF displayed on their iPad—taken with a Samsung smartphone! This unique approach led to a significant delay as we had to manually process the invoice, which could have been easily handled with a standard email attachment.

This unusual submission scenario begs the question: what bizarre or frustrating document submissions have you come across in your line of work? Have you received handwritten notes, upside-down scans, or files whimsically named “Image(345).jpg”?

I invite you to share your stories. As I work on a project aimed at simplifying these chaotic submissions, it’s comforting to know that I’m not the only one navigating the challenges of document management. Your experiences can shine a light on this often-overlooked aspect of client interactions. Let’s connect and share these amusing anecdotes!