One request per client
Every brief is its own record with its own reference, stage and documents, and they all sit in one dashboard.
SolutionsAgencies
Several clients, one record each.
Run partnerships for a book of clients without a spreadsheet holding it together. Each request is its own record with its own tracking link, and the routine follow-ups are handled for you.
The problem
Every client is a separate thread, and the thread is the system.
An agency carries the status of a dozen deals in its head and its inbox. When a client asks where something stands, someone has to go and find out, and the answer lives in whichever message was last replied to.
What you get
Four things the desk does for you.
Status answered without you
The Desk Assistant answers status questions from the record and hands money, dates and approvals to a named person with a reply already drafted.
A link you can forward
Each request has a tracking link that needs no account, so a client can follow it without being onboarded.
Documents on the deal
The proposal, the letter and the signed copy stay attached to the record instead of living in someone’s sent folder.
Who it fits
Teams that open a request here.
Booking agenciesTalent and castingBrand and marketing agenciesProduction companies
Deals run across the United States and APAC, K-pop first. Coverage is separate from where we are based: WENOTIFT Inc is a Delaware corporation headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Not quite you?
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Slots to fill, sponsors sourced on data.
Fill sponsor slots and run every show on one record
Promoters & festivals
A roster to place, brand deals run for you.
Open partnership requests for your roster
Labels & management
Content and IP, on the same record as a sponsorship.
Co-promotion, content and licensing requests
Platforms & mediaOpen your first request.
Create a Scena account, or email the desk and a person replies, not a form.