Client work with clear IP terms, portfolios that survive the handover, and logos with a record behind them.
A designer ships a logo, an identity or a whole system, and then hopes the invoice, the deliverables and the rights all match. Most of the time the deliverables leave, the rights get argued about later, and the portfolio use gets forgotten entirely.
The client thinks they own everything. The designer thinks they can show it. Both are half right, and the version they signed is a PDF someone edited in an email.
Upload the brief, the SOW and the final deliverables.
Deed rewrites clauses that transfer too much and adds a portfolio carve out, kill fee and payment gate.
Contract signed both ways, deliverables released against payment, logo minted with a public record.
Monitoring for lookalikes and unlicensed derivatives, and demand letters ready when needed.