For design and content teams
One video review, from My Files to chat
Scroll and move with the flow
From idea to task, with notes
The idea gets written here, shared, and set in motion.
A real action, made of your kind of work
Design the campaign Key Visual
Every change to this action is recorded in its story.
The workflow, step by step
- 1
Receive the brief and create an action
- 2
Alignment meeting; decisions recorded
- 3
Design and upload the version to My Files
- 4
Feedback in that task's own chat
- 5
Revise and update the status
- 6
Deliver and archive the final version
The feature and its benefit
Action attachments and My Files
The final version of every task always has one known home.
Project chat with replies
Feedback sticks to the task itself, not to chat scroll.
Calendar view
See all of the week's deliveries in one place.
Notes
Raw ideas have a place to live before they become actions.
Why does Flowra work for this kind of work?
- Creative work means lots of versions and feedback; Flowra keeps each version's context right next to the work.
- To start, just turn this week's deliveries into actions; no big migration needed.
- Flowra doesn't have specialized version control or multi-step formal approvals, and doesn't claim to.
Your questions
Does it preview design files?
My Files organizes and previews images, video, audio, and documents; specialized design files are stored as files.
How do we share files with clients?
My Files files and folders can be shared with specific people; for forms and signatures there's the Folio guest link.
Is version history kept?
Every version you put in My Files stays there; but there's no specialized version control like design tools have.
Can feedback go on the image itself?
Feedback is recorded in the task's chat and action comments; there's no point-on-image commenting.
What about recurring content work?
You get recurring actions with due dates; "monthly newsletter", for example, comes back on its own.
Related solutions
Your action files conversations all move together.
Everything attached to a piece of work stays right beside it.
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