Keep a deal and an asset record.
A single campaign may include a master video, cutdowns and raw footage. List each deliverable separately when its usage terms differ.
Keep the handoff details beside the deliverable: what the brand can use, where, for how long, and what still needs a follow-up.
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A single campaign may include a master video, cutdowns and raw footage. List each deliverable separately when its usage terms differ.
Keep the agreement link and clause reference. Separate usage end dates from delivery deadlines and exclusivity end dates.
Check open approvals, invoice due dates and upcoming usage dates. An expiry prompt tells you to review the agreement; it does not prove unauthorized use.
Fictional example: A brand has approved and paid for a video. Its fixed paid-usage term ends in 23 days. Delivery and payment can be complete while the usage term still needs a separate review.
For creators who need to review multiple deals in one place. Two Excel workbooks—blank and fictional example—with a Dashboard, Deal Register and Asset Rights register. Capacity: 50 deals and 100 assets.

Set a review date, enter the agreed terms, then review calculated payment and usage prompts. Includes the PDF checklist and setup guide.
See the workbook on Whop →XLSX download. Designed for desktop Excel; native Excel and Google Sheets compatibility have not been independently verified. Manual review date and data entry. Full-payment tracking only; no partial-payment accounting, automatic reminders or live-ad monitoring.
No. The checklist helps organize terms already agreed in writing. The signed agreement remains the source of truth. Ask a qualified professional about unclear terms.
No. If your projects have few deliverables and simple terms, the free checklist may be enough. Use the workbook only if separate deal and asset records help your workflow.
No. You update its Review date and review it manually. It does not monitor advertising, create invoices or collect payment.
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