Client View

Upwork shows a client the proposal and the bidder's full profile, and highlights "the work history, reviews, portfolio items, and skills that best match their job post" so they appear first. The freelancer never sees that page. They see their own proposal and its status, not the list it competed in or how their profile read next to the post.

Client View rebuilds the client's side from the agency's own captures. Each sent proposal is a row like the client's proposal list, grouped by job. Opening one shows the profile laid out as on the client's proposal page: work history split into most relevant, completed and in progress, the job's skills and description, portfolio, employment, skills, certifications, education and testimonials. "Most relevant" is Upsight's stand-in, the work sharing the most skills with the job, because Upwork does not publish its own ranking.

The boost is shown as the client saw it at the end. Only a held boost reads Boosted; an outbid proposal finished the auction in the ordinary list, and one whose auction is still open says so.

Filters cut the page by sent date, campaign, the profile it was sent as, boost verdict and outcome, so an agency can look only at the proposals a client opened and never answered and ask what they had in common.

It is a reconstruction, not a screenshot. Fields Upwork did not expose when the proposal was captured are missing, portfolio images that need a signed-in session show as icons, and Upwork's own layout can change.

How Upsight uses it. Client View is a tab in the Bidder, built for reviewing proposals with a manager or a member, and it sits beside proposal view rate and reply rate in deciding what to change.