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For Video Production Agencies

Automate the Operational Work Around Your Creative Production

Connect client briefs, asset checks, project setup, production status, approvals, revision tasks, multi-format versions and final delivery, without replacing your editors, producers or review platform.

This does not replace your creative team. It's the operational layer around them — your editors, producers and current review tool stay exactly where they are.

Built around your existing production stack, hosted on our own infrastructure, with your data yours to export at any time.

brief received (Client: Northwind Studios)
asset check complete: 14/14 files present
project created (status: In Production)
client review round 2: awaiting approval
revision task assigned (editor: J. Marsh)
versioning queue: 4 platform specs pending
Live system
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Built and running on our own production pipeline first. Every screenshot and video on this page is from the live system we use to produce our own video output, not a mockup or a sales demo.

Video editor working at an editing timeline, concentrating on a cut

Your editors stay exactly where they are.

The automation handles status, approvals and delivery. The cut, the pacing, the creative call, still belongs to the person at this desk.

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What We Automate

Seven operational layers, connected.

Each one already exists in some form in your agency today, usually spread across email, spreadsheets and chat threads. We connect them into one tracked system.

Video Production Operations

A single system of record for every project's status, owner and stage, no more "what's the status of this one?" pings.

Rush Workflow Automation

Tight-deadline projects get routed and prioritized automatically, with status visibility for everyone involved.

Client Approval Workflows

Structured review rounds with clear approve/reject/revise states, no more scattered "looks good" emails.

Revision Tracking

Client feedback converts directly into assigned, trackable tasks tied to the specific project and version.

Multi-Platform Versioning

One finished master reshaped and tracked across every required aspect ratio, format and platform spec.

Delivery & Archiving

Final assets delivered and archived on a consistent, auditable path, nothing lost in someone's downloads folder.

The Workflow

One tracked path from brief to delivery.

Every stage hands off automatically, with your team's approval still required at every review point.

Client Brief
intake, requirements captured
Asset Check
footage, files, rights verified
Project Setup
assigned, scheduled, tracked
Production Tracking
live status, no manual check-ins
Client Review
structured approval rounds
Revision Tasks
feedback becomes trackable work
Versioning
every required format & ratio
Final Delivery
delivered and archived
Common Use Cases

Where this shows up day to day.

Rush Project Coordination

A same-week client request gets tracked, assigned and status-visible automatically, instead of a scramble across Slack and email.

Review-to-Task Automation

A client leaves feedback in your review tool; it becomes a specific, assigned revision task without anyone manually re-typing it.

Multi-Version Delivery Workflows

One approved master automatically reshaped and tracked across YouTube, vertical, square and client-specific specs.

How It Fits Your Stack

Built around your team, not a replacement for it.

This connects to what you already use. Your editors keep editing, your review platform stays your review platform. We build the operational layer that ties it together.

Frame.io Adobe Premiere / DaVinci Resolve Notion / Airtable / Baserow Slack / Email Google Drive / Dropbox n8n Automation Layer Custom Client Portals
White-Label Technical Support

Your agency's name on it. Our infrastructure behind it.

Branded client-facing tracking

Status pages and approval links can carry your agency's branding. Clients see your system, not ours.

Ongoing technical maintenance

We maintain and troubleshoot the automation layer so your team never has to become the in-house automation engineer.

Data & Ownership

Your client data, your control.

You handle confidential client material every day. Here's exactly where it lives and who can touch it.

Where it's hosted

Deployed on dedicated infrastructure scoped to your agency, not a shared multi-tenant database mixed with other clients' data.

Who has access

Access is scoped to your team and the engineers actively maintaining your system, never shared across other client builds.

If you leave

Your workflow configuration and data export with you. Nothing about this is designed to lock you into staying.

The Difference

Manual coordination vs. a connected operations layer.

Manual coordination

  • Status lives across email threads, Slack DMs and spreadsheets
  • Client feedback re-typed manually into task lists
  • Multi-format delivery handled one export at a time
  • Rush jobs depend on someone noticing and reprioritizing

Connected operations layer

  • One tracked system of record, visible to the whole team
  • Review feedback becomes an assigned task automatically
  • Formats and platform specs generated from one approved master
  • Rush jobs flagged and routed the moment they come in
How We Start

From audit to running system.

01

Operations audit

We map your current production workflow end to end and identify exactly where time and clarity are being lost.

02

Workflow design

We design the tracked pipeline (briefs, approvals, revisions, versioning, delivery) around your existing tools.

03

Build & connect

We build the automation layer and connect it to your review platform, storage and editor workflow.

04

Run on a real project

The system runs on live client work, with adjustments made from real production conditions before full rollout.

05

Handoff or manage

Your team takes it over with documentation, or we continue maintaining it as ongoing white-label technical support.

Before You Book

What working together actually looks like.

Typical timeline

Audit within days of booking. A first workflow is usually built and running on a real project within 2–4 weeks, depending on scope.

Who does the work

We build and maintain it. You don't need your own developer or in-house automation engineer for this.

How it's structured

A one-time build for the initial workflow, with ongoing maintenance available month-to-month if you want us to keep running it.

The audit itself

Free, no commitment. You keep the findings and workflow map even if you decide not to move forward.

Ready to see where your production workflow is losing time?

Book a free operations audit. We'll map your current process and show you exactly where a connected workflow would change things.

Get In Touch

Book your free operations audit.

Tell us about your current production workflow: team size, tools, where it's breaking down. We'll follow up to schedule the audit call.