Solutions / Creative Agencies
For Creative Agencies
Creative feedback that lands on the pixel, not in the inbox.
Creative teams lose hours decoding vague feedback: "make the logo pop", sent by text, about a version that was replaced yesterday. Agency OS Review pins feedback to the exact spot on the exact version, then turns it into a revision brief your designers can act on.
The pain
The design is rarely the problem. The feedback is.
Comments arrive as screenshots with arrows, voice notes, and replies-all. Two stakeholders contradict each other. The designer revises v3 while the client is still looking at v2. By round four, nobody remembers what was agreed.
- Feedback with no location: "something feels off at the top"
- Conflicting notes from different stakeholders
- Revisions made on the wrong version
- No clean record of the approved final
Agency workflow
A creative round in Agency OS
- 01
Upload the round
Images and video go into a batch by campaign or by month.
- 02
Client marks it up
Point and box annotations on images; timestamped comments on video.
- 03
Package the changes
Requested changes become a revision package with every open note in one place.
- 04
Compare and approve
Side-by-side and overlay comparison shows exactly what changed between versions.
Relevant products
Where to start
- Agency OS ReviewBeta
The core of the creative workflow: annotations, versions, comparison, approval.
Recurring social creative produced in brand and approved in monthly batches.
- Agency OS CompletePrivate Pilot
When creative is one service among several on the same client.
Review and approval
Annotated, versioned, and compared.
Creative feedback re-renders from approved assets where a template exists, such as text, logo, and layout changes. New imagery is still made by your designers, from a revision package instead of an email chain.
- 01Hero visual
- 02Display set (6 sizes)
- 0315s video cut
- 04Social cutdowns
- 05Print ad
Implementation path
Implementation path
- Book a Review demo with a real round of your work
- Set up your logo, colors, and batch conventions
- Run one client's next creative round through Review
- Expand to recurring content and other service lines