Notifications
Marketing Video lets you know when work is ready for review and when it needs more information to proceed. Each item appears as a card in Slack and, at the same time, as a row in your Work Queue in the app. You can act from either place; acting in one clears the other. If your agency has turned Slack off, the Work Queue is where these items wait for you.
Script and Storyboard Approval Card
When: The agent has finished both the script and the shot-by-shot storyboard.
What it contains:
- The full script: hook, voice-over body, and call to action with word counts and approximate timing
- A rationale section explaining why the script is structured for the stated audience and objective
- The storyboard, listed shot by shot: duration, image brief, motion direction, and voice-over segment for each scene
- Aspect ratio and total duration at the top for quick reference
- Approval buttons: Approve, Edit, Redraft, Snooze, Skip
Action required: Review the script and storyboard, then act on the card. Nothing moves to rendering until you approve.
Script-Only Approval Card
When: You requested a script without a storyboard, or the storyboard is pending still images from Marketing Designer.
What it contains:
- Hook, voice-over body, and call to action
- Word count and timing estimate
- Rationale for the structural approach
- Approval buttons
Action required: Approve to lock in the script before storyboard work begins, or request edits.
Brand Review Result
When: The assembled video has been checked against your brand guidelines, just before it is ready to publish.
What it contains:
- Whether the video passed or was flagged
- Each flagged item, in plain language, with what to change
- A note on when the review ran
Action required: If it passed, the video is cleared to publish. If anything is flagged, edit the script and re-submit for review. Publishing is blocked until the review passes.
Video Ready to Publish
When: The video has been assembled and has cleared brand review.
What it contains:
- A preview of the finished cut
- Aspect ratio, total duration, and shot count
- The option to publish or paste in the public link once you have uploaded it
Action required: Approve and publish, or paste the public link to mark the project complete.
Clarification Request
When: The brief is missing a required input (such as audience, duration, or aspect ratio) and the agent cannot proceed without it.
What it contains:
- Which detail is missing
- A prompt asking you to reply in the same thread
Action required: Reply with the missing information. The agent picks up the thread and continues.
Edit Confirmation
When: You clicked Edit and the agent has produced a revised version.
What it contains:
- The updated script or storyboard, with a brief note on what changed
- A new set of approval buttons
Action required: Review the revision and act on the card.