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The agency roster is the Social creator list

What moves

Creators the agency adds in Social are the creators Campaigns HQ works with; the roster adds each creator's link status and the scopes they currently allow.

Before you start

  • Social and Campaigns HQ in the agency's plan
  • Creators added to the Social creator list

Step by step

  1. Social managerSocial Media Suite

    Adds a creator with handles, tier and niche.

    You see:The creator appears in the Social creator list.

  2. Asks Copilot for the creator roster.

    You see:The same creator is listed with a link status and the scopes they have granted.

  3. Books the creator on a campaign (through the integration interface).

    You see:The booking refers to the roster entry.

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