Your brands watch the campaign while it ships.
No new login to learn, no tool to live in. They approve shortlists from a link, see the work as it lands, and get the report the day it closes — and every one of those touchpoints runs through you.
Send a shortlist. They just open a link.
No account, no password, no “I'll look when I'm back at my desk.” The brand opens the link, approves or declines each creator, and leaves a comment where you'll actually see it. The link expires when you say it does.
They see their campaign. Not your business.
A brand is invited to one campaign and sees exactly that campaign — its deliverables, its files, its numbers. Not your roster, not your rates, not another client's work. The wall is in the database, not in a setting somebody can forget to tick.
Every file for the campaign, in the campaign.
Upload the assets, or link the Drive, Dropbox, Notion and Frame.io docs you already work in. Each file is shared with the brand or kept agency-only — you decide, file by file, and the brand never sees the ones you didn't share.
A closeout report the day the campaign closes.
Top-performing content, reach and engagement on every deliverable, and the case study they can forward to their CMO. Built from the work you already logged, sent the day it closes — not after three weeks of follow-up emails.
You stay in the middle of every deal.
The portal is read-only and scoped to one campaign. Brands get a better experience than a Notion doc three weeks late, and they get it through you — never around you.