Deliverables

Review your deliverables

How finished work arrives, what the statuses mean, and how to keep the review loop moving so nothing sits waiting on a click.

AvailableJuly 6, 20265 min read
A Skytona editor working across two displays in a blue-lit edit room.

How work arrives

Everything Skytona produces for you lands in the Deliverables area: films, photo sets, social cuts, and campaign assets, each with a clear status. No expiring download links, no digging through email threads for the latest version.

Work generally moves through three states: in production with Skytona, ready for your review, and approved. The portal always shows which state each piece is in, so status meetings become optional.

  • Skytona produces
  • Ready for review
  • You approve or comment
  • Final and in use
The same piece of work, and what its status means at each stage.

Keep the loop moving

The review step is the only part of production that waits on you, which makes it the easiest place for a whole content calendar to quietly stall.

Set a review rhythm

A standing fifteen-minute weekly slot for portal review keeps work flowing without anyone chasing anyone.

Name a decision maker

One person with final say per content type beats five people with opinions. Route drafts internally, send Skytona one voice.

Approve the good ones fast

Not everything needs deliberation. When a piece works, a same-day approval keeps your publishing schedule honest.

Downloads and usage

Approved work is yours to download and use across your channels within your agreement. Files are delivered in the formats the destination needs, so the vertical cut is actually vertical and the print file actually prints.

If you need an extra format or size for a new use, ask from the Inbox: it is usually a quick export rather than a new project.

Still have questions?

Contact Skytona or open the right portal.

The public help center explains the why, the what, and the next step. Project-specific details should stay in your portal.

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