If the brand asks for changes after reviewing your submission, you’ll work through a revision. Read the feedback, re-shoot, and upload a new version: each re-upload bumps the revision number.

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Revisions

If the brand requests changes, the work is straightforward: read the feedback in the review view, then upload a new version. Each re-upload increases the revision number so both you and the brand can keep track of where things stand.
Revisions always go up as a video. If your original submission was a slideshow and the brand requests changes, your new version is re-uploaded as a video.

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If an approval is taken back

A brand can undo an approval for 15 minutes after making it. If that happens you’ll get a notification saying the approval was withdrawn, and the submission goes back to Under review. If you see that, hold off on posting until it’s approved again. Nothing you’ve uploaded is lost: the brand is simply taking another look, and they’ll either approve it or come back with revision notes.
After those 15 minutes the brand can’t undo an approval any more. If they want changes at that point, it comes to you as a normal revision request.

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Common questions

Upload a video. Revisions are always submitted as a video, even when the original submission was a slideshow.
Not necessarily. Brands have a 15-minute window to undo an approval, and it’s most often used to correct a misclick or to take a second look before you post. Wait for the brand to approve it again or send revision notes. If you’d already posted, the submission stays published and tracking continues as normal.

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Next steps

Create & submit content

Start a new submission, upload your media, and follow it through each status.

Connect & publish

Once approved, post your content, connect your accounts, and link your published posts.

How tracking & payouts work

The exact rules behind views, payout groups, the tracking window, and your final pay.

Messaging & notifications

Stay in sync with brands on feedback, approvals, and revisions.