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Understand the Revision Desk workflow in 60 seconds

This read-only demo uses entirely fictional example data. It never connects to a workspace, review token, order, user account, or production database.

Project setup→Version delivery→Client feedback→Revision tracking→Final approval

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Example project · Launch video

Example Studio × Example Client · All names, amounts, feedback, and approval records below are fictional.

Project baseline

The agreed deliverable and revision rules stay visible before feedback starts.

Deliverable: 60-second launch video
Included rounds: 2 consolidated rounds
Final approver: Example client lead

Included revision rounds

Every complete feedback batch has a clear place in the allowance.

Round 1: Confirmed · within scope
Round 2: Confirmed · included allowance used

Version history

Review decisions stay attached to the version the client actually saw.

V1: Initial story and timing
V2: Feedback round 1 applied
V3: Final candidate

Consolidated feedback

The example client submits one resolved list instead of conflicting messages.

01: Shorten opening title to two seconds
02: Use approved product shot at 00:18

Out-of-scope request

A new deliverable is separated from corrections to the agreed video.

Request: Add a vertical social cut
Classification: Out of scope

Additional fee confirmation

The added deliverable, fee, and timing are presented as one decision.

Added fee: US$180
Schedule: +2 business days
Status: Example client confirmed

Final approval record

The final version and approving role remain connected to the project record.

Final version: V3
Status: Approved
Record: Example approval — demo only

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