They approved round three. Here it is.
Briefs, rounds and final artwork on one record, with the client's sign-off recorded against the exact version, so scope conversations end with a document instead of a disagreement.
One live campaign, five seats, three days
- BRF-002Creative briefRev BApproved
- KEY-011Key visualRev CApproved
- OOH-024Billboard artworkRev BIn review
- SOC-090Social cutdownsRev ADraft
- EST-007Production estimateRev ASigned
Round six exists because nobody can prove round three was signed off.
Artwork goes out by mail and chat, feedback arrives in three threads and a call, and the approved version is whatever the account handler remembers. Scope creeps, the production estimate stops matching the work, and the argument happens at invoice time.
Three things agencies teams notice first
Approval attached to the version
Sign-off is recorded against the exact round it applies to, so a change after approval is visibly a change, not a misunderstanding.
Feedback in one place
Comments land on the artwork itself instead of across three mail threads, so nothing gets actioned twice or missed entirely.
Scope you can point at
The brief, the estimate and the approved rounds sit together, which is the whole conversation when extra work comes up.
Three steps, start to finish.
Open the campaign
Brief, estimate and client on one record, with the team and the deadlines attached from the start.
Run the rounds
Each round is a revision of the same asset. Collect comments on the artwork and record the approval that closes it.
Ship and account
Release the approved files, and close the campaign with the sign-off trail and the hours already in order.
Everything a campaign needs, in one place
From brief to final artwork, with the client on the record.
Clients and freelancers can be invited to a single campaign, and that is all they ever reach.
More of the platform.
Review and markup
Comment on the document itself, compare two revisions side by side, sign in the browser, and keep the whole exchange attached to the file it is about.
ExploreProject delivery
Projects, milestones, statuses and the people on them, with the documents filed against the work rather than beside it.
ExploreContacts
Companies, the people at them, and the work you have in flight together, kept next to the documents rather than in a separate address book.
ExploreWhat people ask first
Invite them as a guest to that campaign. They do not take a seat, and they only reach what you put them on.
Yes. Every seat brings 100 GB with it, and files open in the browser for comment without downloading the original.
Yes. Compare two revisions side by side, which tends to end the conversation about whether something was already requested.
Put one live campaign on it this week.
Three days free, five seats, every module. Take the account with the most rounds and see the sign-offs line up.
3 days · 5 seats · every module · no card