




A Journey Worth Sharing
How one Media & Entertainment business found a better way to work


- ๐ฌ Project discussions lost in voice notes and chats
- ๐ Canโt find the latest edit file or version
- ๐ Clients keep asking โIs the draft ready?โ
- ๐ง Creative ideas forgotten if not written down
- ๐งพ Shoot schedules shared on group chats, then missed
- ๐คฏ Freelancers not aligned with deadlines
- ๐ธ No clarity on who got paid for which job
- ๐ Release forms and contracts stored in mail inboxes
- ๐ Wasting time finding old ad content
- ๐ง Client sent logo in 5 formats โ lost them all
- ๐ฌ Client feedback not recorded properly
- ๐งพ Invoice sent after weeks of follow-up
- ๐ Canโt measure which campaign performed well
- ๐ท Photographer/crew details missing on shoot day
- ๐ญ Permissions and location notes not recorded
- ๐ง Client keeps asking for changes again & again
- ๐ผ Agency handover becomes messy
- ๐ Canโt track which reel, film, or photo is final
- ๐ฆ USBs and drives full of unnamed files
- ๐ Forgot social media post schedule


- ๐ Notes, feedback, and task breakdown saved under each project
- ๐ Media files named and stored version-wise with upload date
- ๐ฒ Share project timeline, status, and next update date
- ๐ Quick notes saved in project board with tags
- ๐ Shared calendar with crew roles, shoot dates, location
- ๐ Assign work with due dates and comments โ auto-reminded
- ๐ฐ Vendor/staff payment log with role, amount, and remarks
- ๐ Upload and tag per artist, location, or shoot ID
- ๐ฅ Past creatives stored by client, date, campaign name
- ๐ Save brand files under client โ never ask twice again
- ๐ Comments saved as checklist for post-production follow-up
- โ Send invoice with job summary and deliverables listed
- ๐ Project report by type, client, cost, and outcome
- ๐ฒ Contact, role, and job brief visible for each team member
- ๐ Shoot doc includes permits, contacts, and remarks
- ๐ Change log saved โ what changed, when, and who requested
- ๐ All files, docs, and chat history saved for smooth handover
- ๐ Final version clearly marked โ client approved
- ๐ File tags: project name, version, size, client
- ๐ Content calendar with platform, caption, post time saved
Curious Minds Ask, We Answer
Yes. Whether it’s a video brief, shoot request, or social campaign โ you can track all project steps and client updates in one place. ๐ฏ
Definitely. You can assign shoot dates, crew members, and track progress โ so the whole team stays aligned and nothing is delayed. ๐
Yes. You can upload documents, images, or links โ so the entire creative and client history is available when needed. ๐
100%. Even solo creators or small teams can manage multiple clients, campaigns, and payments without feeling overwhelmed. ๐จโ๐จ
Yes. Add notes, set call reminders, and stay updated on each pitch โ improves your chances of conversion. ๐
You can maintain influencer lists, their past work, rates, and assign them to campaigns โ no more manual Excel sheets. ๐ฉโ๐ผ
Yes. You can track who approved what, on which date, and add comments. Helps avoid confusion and keeps the process smooth. ๐
Yes. You can record platform-wise plans, creatives used, and even engagement notes or feedback โ keeps everything documented. ๐ฑ
Absolutely. You can build a vendor network inside, assign them to projects, and track payments or schedules. ๐ฅ
Every version can be tracked with comments, updates, and files โ so you never lose clarity on what the client asked. ๐
Yes. You can send soft reminders for payments, feedback collection, or final file approvals โ improves professionalism. ๐ฌ
Definitely. You can tag tasks like audio edit, voiceover, or mastering โ and assign to the right person with deadlines. ๐๏ธ
Yes. Each department gets role-based access. Everyone stays on the same page โ no overlaps or missed tasks. ๐ฅ
All client records, deadlines, and files stay safe. You can assign the project to someone else with no confusion. ๐
Yes. With better tracking, on-time delivery, and clear updates, your clients feel valued โ they return and refer more. ๐ค