Advertisers get Open Briefs back under Opportunities. Agencies can post an open brief for a client, and the booking or vendor job it turns into stays with that client. Every term on a team member's access screen now has a short explanation.
Open Briefs is back under Opportunities
Opportunities ▸ Open Briefs is where you post a brief for any creator or vendor to bid on, and pick a bid. It had dropped out of the menu. It's back for Advertiser and Agency modes.
- Two kinds of brief, two names. Briefs are sent to creators and vendors you've already picked.
Open Briefs are posted for anyone to bid on, the same name creators see. Each page says which is which.
Agency open briefs name their client
- Pick the client when you post. In Agency mode, Post a brief and Post vendor work start with
a Client field. Pick a client, or leave the brief agency-shared.
- Filter by client. Open Briefs and vendor posts have the same client filter as Campaigns, and
each brief shows its client.
- Advertiser and Agency briefs are kept apart. Each mode lists only its own open briefs, with a
notice and a Switch button when there are more in the other mode.
- The work stays with the client. Accept a creator's bid on a client's brief and the booking is
recorded for that client, in Agency mode. Award a vendor's pitch and the vendor job keeps the client. My Bookings and My Vendor Requests show which client each one is for. Creators and vendors never see your client.
Every term on the access screen explained
Team → a member → Access now explains itself: a short line under Home mode, Can switch modes, Works in, the side tabs and templates, and a one-line key to No access, View, Manage and Custom. Hover over a level to see what it means. The screen-by-screen grid under Advanced gets a key too: View, Create, Edit, Delete, Approve and Spend, and what a dash means.
