Handling Revisions

Sometimes a brand will request changes to your video submission before approving it. Here's how the revision process works.

Getting a revision request

When a brand requests a revision, you'll receive an email notification with their feedback. You can also see the feedback in the mission detail page.

The brand will explain specifically what needs to change — for example:

"Please include a close-up of the product label."
"The video is too long — aim for under 60 seconds."
"Please reshoot the intro with better lighting."

Submitting a revision

Go to Missions and open the mission.
Read the brand's feedback carefully.
Re-record or edit your video to address the feedback.
Upload the new version using the Upload Revision button.
Submit for review again.

Revision limits

You have a maximum of 2 revision rounds per submission. This means:

| Round | What happens | |-------|-------------| | Initial submission | Brand reviews and may request revision | | Revision 1 | Brand reviews and may request one more revision | | Revision 2 | Final round — brand can only approve or reject |

Warning

After your second revision, the brand can only approve or reject your submission. There are no further revision rounds, so make your revisions count.

Tips for handling revisions well

Read the feedback carefully — Address every point the brand mentioned.
Don't take it personally — Revision requests are part of the creative process.
Ask for clarification if the feedback is unclear — it's better to ask than to guess wrong.
Be prompt — Brands appreciate quick turnarounds on revisions.