Marketing & creative teams
Stop chasing the missing brief. Ask for it the first time.
A branded brief that asks for print specifications only when the work is print, keeps references and the needed-by date with the request, and shows your team what is due each day.
Submit a creative brief
Deliverable
How it works
From the first message to a recorded outcome.
- 01
The brief adapts
Choose Print and Material, Delivery Address and Budget appear. Choose Digital and different questions do.
- 02
Everything arrives together
Answers, reference files and the needed-by date are on the request your team opens.
- 03
Plan from the calendar
Requested dates appear on a shared calendar, with an optional warning when a day is already busy.
- 04
Decisions are recorded
Assign an owner, keep the conversation on the request, and ask a stakeholder to approve by email when you need a sign-off.
Trailside autumn launch kit
Submitted answers
- Brand / Customer
- Northline Outdoor
- Project Specifications
- Store poster: 24 × 36 in. Digital story: 1080 × 1920 px.
- Translations
- English, French
- Final Deliverable
- Print, Digital
- Material
- Matte poster stock
- Budget
- $1,200
Trailside-autumn-references.pdf · 54 KB
Request calendar · October 2026
Requests due October 16 — Trailside autumn launch kit, Store window refresh
The approver needs no account. They open a secure link and confirm with a six-digit code.
Set up for this work
The Marketing / Creative profile, out of the box.
A workspace set up with this profile starts with these defaults. Rename terms and switch modules on or off later; the review policy stays with the profile.
- A request is called
- Creative Request
- Who asks · for whom
- Stakeholder · Organization
- Owned by
- Owner
- Time tracked by
- Requested due dates
- Starter form
- Creative Request: Objective, Audience, Channel, Deliverables
- AI review
- Suggested replies arrive as drafts for the team to send
- Knowledge filed as
- Creative Playbook in Knowledge
The analysis is guided to look forBrief Context · Creative Next Steps
- the campaign or asset goal, target audience, channel, deliverable, and success signal
- launch or due date, brand requirements, source assets, approvers, and dependencies
- brief gaps, legal or brand risk, deadline risk, and the next creative action
Priority rises for
- an imminent launch, live campaign defect, or blocked revenue activity
- legal, regulatory, brand, or reputation exposure
- missing approval or dependency that threatens a committed delivery date
From the product’s profile instructions. The analysis can be wrong; your team decides.
What it won’t do
- Approvals record a decision on the request; there is no visual proofing, markup or version comparison.
- Requested dates help planning; they do not reserve capacity.
- Draft recovery is for signed-in requesters in the same browser; files must be re-attached.
Try it with this team’s questions.
The sample runs in your browser. Nothing is submitted, and no account is needed.