From brief to post,
without the back‑and‑forth.
Built for brand and agency teams running creator campaigns in real time.
Invite-only · For brand and agency teams with a campaign this quarter
- MCMaya ChenInstagram Reelv3 · 2 notesThu 12 MarNeeds your approval
- JWJonas WeberStory set · 3v2TodayApproved
- PNPriya NairTikTokv1 · 1 noteFri 13 MarAwaiting legal
- LMLuca MorettiInstagram Reel—Thu 12 MarIn production
- AOAmara OkaforYouTube Shortv2Posted 10 MarLive
- TLTom LindqvistCaption · Story setcaption v2TodayCaption edit to review
- SASofia AlvarezInstagram Reel · paidv1Sat 14 MarContract out
- NKNoah KimTikTok · 2v4Posted 11 MarLive
- ERElena RossiStory set · 2v1Mon 16 MarLegal cleared
- DPDavid ParkYouTube · integration—Wed 18 MarBrief accepted
The campaign board: every creator, every deliverable, what's waiting on you. The same page on a phone.
The group chat
Approvals arriving at 11pm from three people in no particular order, and nobody sure which one counts.
The transfer links
Final cuts in links that expire, the wrong version shipped, and the one you need somewhere in an inbox.
The spreadsheet
Who has posted, who hasn't, what it cost and what we're still allowed to use — maintained by hand, out of date by lunch.
How it works
Brief once. Approve as it happens. Keep the record.
A live campaign doesn't wait for the next working day. Everything a creator needs to get it right, and everything you need to sign it off, sits in the same place.
- 1
Write the brief once
Deliverables, dates, the do's and don'ts, the brand kit. Every creator on the campaign sees the same brief, and you can see who has opened it.
- 2
Work lands as it's made
Stories, cuts and stills arrive from the phone they were shot on. You know what exists, and what's still owed, without asking anyone.
- 3
Approve from wherever you are
A note on the exact frame. A caption edit in place. A posting date both sides agreed. Approve from your phone between meetings — or require a legal read before anything is final.
- 4
Keep the record
What went out, who approved it, and what you're still allowed to use. Still there when the questions arrive months later.
- 0:14
Hold this frame a beat longer before the cut — it’s the product shot.
Dana Reyes, Kestrel Outdoor · 11:20
- 0:27
Done in v3 — swapped the end card too.
Maya Chen · 13:05
Three days in the hills with the new Ridge shell. Out 14 March. #KestrelOutdoor #ad
A review: the note sits on the frame it's about, the caption edit is in place, and legal signs before anything is final.
What changes
Built for the week it's actually happening.
Live approvals
“Can someone approve this before it goes up?”
Approved from your phone, in one tap.
Notes on the frame
“Fix the part where she walks.”
A note at 0:14, on the frame.
Every creator, one board
Twelve chats and a spreadsheet.
One board, the whole campaign.
Dates that hold
Five emails to land on a date.
One date, both sides locked.
Legal, with a link
“Add our legal — what's their email?”
One link. No login. They review.
Rights you can look up
“Are we still allowed to run this?”
Licensed to 14 Nov. Paid usage included.
A fee finance can match
An invoice and no PO to match it to.
PO and cost centre on every row.
Sign-off that holds
“Who approved this?” “Not me.”
Approved by name, at 14:02.
For brands
See the whole campaign, not twelve threads.
One board for every creator on the campaign. You know what's been shot, what's waiting on you, and what goes out today — without asking anyone.
- Brief every creator once, and see who has actually read it
- Approve from your phone while the campaign is still running
- Timestamped notes on the frame, so a revision round means something
- Require a legal read, or two sign-offs, before anything is final
- Add your brand lead or legal with a link — no account needed
- One calendar across every campaign, with the date clashes flagged
- A budget that shows committed, invoiced and paid without a spreadsheet
This week
2 campaigns running, 3 posts go live, 2 approvals waiting on you.
Today
12
- Maya Chen · ReelSpring launchApprove by 09:00
- Luca Moretti · ReelSpring launchIn production
Tomorrow
13
- Priya Nair · TikTokSpring launchAwaiting legal
Mon
16
- Brief goes out to 4 creatorsStore openingsDraft
- Wrap report dueSpring launchScheduled
Clients
3 brands, 4 campaigns, 1 live. 1 approval waiting on you.
- KClient signs off1 needs you
Kestrel Outdoor
2 campaigns · 9 creators
- Spring launch · live · day 3 of 5 · 6 creators1 to approve
- Store openings · briefing · launches 16 Mar · 3 creators
- HYou sign offBriefing
Halden Hotels
1 campaign · 5 creators
- Summer stays · starts 2 Apr · 5 creators
- MClient signs offActive
Mira Skincare
1 campaign · 4 creators
- Autumn range · active · contracts out · 4 creators
For agencies
Every client's campaign. One workspace, and no crossed wires.
Brand agencies run the campaign on behalf of the client; talent agencies sit on the creator's side of the same deal. aisenn keeps each party in its own seat, and the record straight for all of them.
- Run campaigns for several brands at once — no client ever sees another's
- Clients who don't want a login don't need one: you operate, they get a review link
- When the client keeps final sign-off, approvals route to them by default
- Talent agencies approve in their link of the chain, with their own view of the deal
- Every approval is recorded with the person and the organisation, so the wrap report writes itself
The other half
Your creators will actually use it.
The half a creator touches is a brief, a phone and an upload. Nothing to install, nothing to pay for, and no reason to drift back to the group chat halfway through the campaign.
Your note arrives on the frame it's about, not paraphrased in a DM the next morning. The posting date they agreed to is the one you see. And the final files land in your workspace, not in a transfer link that expires in a week.
Kestrel Outdoor
Spring launch
Brief read 2 Mar · contract signed
- Story 1posted 09:00
- Story 2 approved 12:52
- Story 3uploading · 68%
Story 2 approved, post when ready. For 3, can we see the hood up?
Dana Reyes · Kestrel Outdoor · 12:52
Posting now. Hood up on 3, uploading it.
You · 12:55
After the campaign
Then it has to answer for itself.
The campaign ends and the questions change. What did it do, what are we still allowed to use, and who signed that off. Those are the questions a budget gets renewed on, and they arrive months later.
- What the work did
- Reach, views and engagement logged against each post, rolled up per creator and per campaign. A recap you can send, and a spreadsheet you can hand to finance.
- What you may still use
- Usage rights as dates rather than a clause in a PDF: which uses are covered, which territories, and until when. Including whether you can still run it as paid media — and a warning before the window shuts.
- Who decided what
- Every approval, caption edit, contract step and share link, with the person and the timestamp. Exportable, so "can you produce an audit trail" has a one-word answer.
- Which creators to go back to
- On-time delivery, revision rounds and cost per thousand views, across every campaign they have worked on. The part of the wrap-up that decides next season.
- MCMaya ChenSpring launch · ReelOrganic + paiduntil 14 Nov 202641 days left
- PNPriya NairSpring launch · TikTokOrganic onlyuntil 30 Sep 2026Expired
- AOAmara OkaforSpring launch · ShortOrganic + paid · USuntil 10 Oct 20267 days left
Security & procurement
Your reviewers will ask. Here are the answers.
Security and procurement questions are a normal part of working with a brand, and we would rather you found the answers before you had to ask for them.
- Hosting, encryption, retention and deletion, written out rather than summarised
- A published processor addendum with every subprocessor named and what it handles
- Seat-based access, enforced on the server — and a creator never sees another creator's terms
- SAML single sign-on and enforced MFA available on request
- An honest statement of what we are not yet certified for
Running a campaign this quarter?
aisenn is invite-only while we work with a handful of brand and agency teams. Tell us about the campaign and we'll get you set up before it starts.
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