An agency books a creator and the creator sees the work
Who is involved
| Role | What they do |
|---|---|
| Agency manager | Books the creator and plans the deliverables. |
| Creator owner | Sees the booking, deliverables and due dates. |
| Talent manager | Tracks deliverables and chases overdue work. |
Step by step
- Agency manager
Books the creator on the campaign with the fee, the dates and whether the brand may see the fee (through the integration interface today).
What they see:The booking is saved and the creator workspace is notified.
- Agency manager
Adds a deliverable for each post on the campaign's Deliverables tab, with platform, format, brief and due date.
What they see:Each deliverable starts as planned.
- Creator owner
Opens Engagements.
What they see:The booking appears under the agency's name with its deliverables and due dates, with no consent needed.
- Talent manager
Watches due dates.
What they see:Overdue deliverables are called out on the row and in the summary line.
- Agency manager
Moves each deliverable forward as the post is reviewed, approved and published.
What they see:Status only moves forward, and the posting time is stamped when it reaches posted.
Who is told what
The creator owner receives an in-app message when a booking is created. Deliverable status changes are shown on the screen but do not send a message.
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