Reviews and Approvals
Submit the Work and Let Review Start
Once the work is live, submit the post URL so the brand can review it against the campaign brief.
Watch for Approval, Dispute, or Auto-Approval
The brand checks the work against the campaign requirements and either approves it or raises a dispute if something does not match the brief. If the brand does not act in time, Stories auto-approve after 24 hours, while permanent placements such as Reels, Shorts, and Posts auto-approve after 72 hours.
Know When Payout Becomes Eligible
Approved work does not become withdrawable instantly. Stories reach payout after 25 hours. Permanent placements reach payout after 73 hours. That is the release step, not the same thing as immediate wallet availability. If the work is disputed, that progress pauses until the issue is resolved.
Keep the Conversation in Context
If a dispute comes up, keep the conversation tied to the campaign inside distributeme. That gives the brand and distributeme the full context needed to review what was asked for and what was submitted.
- Submit work that clearly matches the brief
- Keep campaign communication inside chat where possible
- Watch the review status after you submit
- Assuming submitted work is automatically approved
- Ignoring dispute status
- Moving campaign decisions outside distributeme where distributeme doesn't have context
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Submission sends the work for review. Approval happens after the brand checks it against the brief.
Stories auto-approve after 24 hours if the brand does not act. Permanent placements such as Reels, Shorts, and Posts auto-approve after 72 hours.
Stories reach payout after 25 hours. Permanent placements such as Reels, Shorts, and Posts reach payout after 73 hours.
A dispute means the brand believes something does not match the brief. Payout progress pauses until the issue is resolved, so keep the discussion in distributeme where the campaign context is visible.