FOR AGENCIES
You move the client’s money to eight hundred strangers.
You carry it.
The brand approved a budget. You’re the one issuing payouts across corridors you have no tax department for — and reconciling it at month end.
THE MONTH YOU ALREADY KNOW
Sixty campaigns, four markets. Forms chased over WhatsApp. A creator whose company was dissolved in March. Two payouts to accounts that don’t match the invoice. A client asking in November who approved the revision in April.
None of it exotic. All of it unbilled.
WHAT CHANGES
- One clearance pass per creator, reused across every client you serve.
- Payouts held automatically when a status goes stale — before the transfer, not after the audit.
- Withholding applied per corridor from rules we maintain, so nobody on your team is researching Gulf treatment per payout.
- The approval trail assembled as it happens. [In build with the first cohort]
- Onboarding a creator someone else already verified takes minutes.
THE MARGIN ARGUMENT
Manual vendor verification is the same work whether the payout is two hundred dollars or two hundred thousand. That’s why long-tail campaigns quietly lose money, and why most agencies either avoid them or skip the checks. Automating it is what makes a four-hundred-creator campaign profitable at your current headcount.
IF YOU REPRESENT TALENT
Management agencies
Full page in Q4
You’re not the payer and not the payee, which is why nothing on the market serves you. Roster-level clearance means one view of everyone you represent, what’s expiring, and what’s missing — and a cleared creator onboards to a new brand in minutes instead of you couriering documents.
Minors are the sharpest edge: guardian consent, capacity, and youth-work conditions verified and evidenced rather than assumed from a parent’s email.
THE OBJECTION
“Will this slow our payout run?”
Clearance runs continuously against your roster, not when you press pay. A creator cleared last week clears instantly this week. The only payouts that stop are the ones that should.