When someone has time.
A project manager opens the brief, checks messages, finds the latest assets, and asks who approved what. Another check happens when someone has time.
Connect briefs, assets, access, and approvals so your team can focus on the campaign itself.
Try the launch checklist
A project manager opens the brief, checks messages, finds the latest assets, and asks who approved what. Another check happens when someone has time.
Each new brief creates the checklist and assignments. Missing assets or approvals become visible blockers, with a named owner and a prompt to act.
A readiness check at every handoff, instead of a last-minute hunt for missing pieces.
Collect objectives, channels, budget, dates, and required assets in a consistent format.
Match the brief against your launch requirements and flag missing information.
Create tasks and reminders in your existing tools, with clear owners.
Bring the completed checklist to a person before launch.
Your intake form, project tracker, asset links, and approval records.
An assigned launch checklist, a visible blocker queue, and a review-ready handoff.
Your team approves creative, confirms tracking, and makes the final launch decision. A completed checklist is evidence for that review, not a guarantee of campaign performance.
Start with the manual checklist. A custom workflow can keep these checks current as work moves through your tools.
Try the launch checklistBring one recurring headache and the tools you use.
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