Content Review and Approval Workflow
Review influencer-submitted deliverables in one workflow. Request revisions, approve — every step stays visible to both sides.
The states a deliverable moves through
Each deliverable moves through defined states: awaiting draft, draft submitted, revision requested, approved and finally published. Transitions only happen through specific actions — status can't be edited directly.
Request revisions with a reason
If content doesn't match the brief, request a revision — you're required to explain why. The cycle continues until the influencer resubmits something that works, with no fixed limit on rounds.
Approve in one step
When content is ready, approve it — the influencer can then publish it. The brand manager runs the whole review process from one panel.
Transparency for influencers
Influencers see their deliverable's current status and the reason behind any revision request, so it's clear what needs to change and why.
Key features
- Track status: awaiting draft, submitted, revision requested, approved, published
- Explain why when you request a revision
- Approve a ready deliverable in one step
- No fixed limit on revision rounds
- Influencers follow the whole process from their own portal
Frequently asked questions
How many times can I request a revision on one deliverable?
There's no fixed limit — you can keep requesting revisions until the content matches the brief.
Do I have to explain why when I request a revision?
Yes, a reason is required with every revision request, so the influencer knows exactly what to change.
Can I undo an approval after the fact?
Status only moves forward — once a deliverable is published, its approval can't be reversed. That keeps published content stable.
Related features
- Campaign BriefsWrite, approve and publish the briefs that anchor your influencer campaigns, all in one flow. Role-based permissions make it clear who can do what and when.
- Invitations & ApplicationsInvite influencers to your campaigns directly, or publish your brief and receive open applications. Either way, you review, decide and keep the agreed terms protected.