Clear campaign lifecycle
Draft, publish and close campaigns with enforced, predictable transitions.
Feature · Campaigns & deliverables
Publish a campaign, invite or receive applications, select creators, then manage milestones, deliverable submissions, revisions and approvals — all connected, with an append-only history so every decision stays accountable.
For businesses & creators
Draft, publish and close campaigns with enforced, predictable transitions.
Invite creators directly or receive applications, and shortlist, reject or select with an explicit transition matrix.
Define versioned milestones and deliverable requirements for selected participants.
Creators submit work; businesses approve or request changes, with resubmission supported.
Every submission, review and decision is recorded — nothing is silently overwritten.
Material state changes emit notifications and versioned events atomically with the change.
Step by step
Create campaign context, requirements and expected outcomes, then publish it.
Invite discoverable creators or review applications, then select participants.
Set milestones; creators submit work and you review, approve or request revisions.
Close the campaign and keep the recorded evidence for the next collaboration.
Discovery, invitations, applications, selection, deliverables and approvals live in one workspace, so the next action is always visible and nothing gets lost across scattered channels.
Selection atomically creates the canonical participation state, immutable audit evidence and a versioned event. Duplicate requests and concurrent selection can't create contradictory participation.
Deliverable reviews keep an append-only history of submissions, revision requests and approvals, so you can always see who decided what and when.
Cross-tenant and unauthorized lookups use an approved non-disclosing response. Creators see only their own applications and deliverables; the publishing business sees applications for its own campaign.
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