The contractors your business manages
Creative Services
Turn a creative brief into work you can review.
Designers, writers, photographers, video editors, and other creative specialists produce the materials your business uses to communicate. Mezline helps you define each contribution, keep revisions with the assignment, and connect accepted work to contractor payment.
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Make the deliverable clear before the creative work starts.
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Different jobs need
different proof.
Give the contractor a brief that explains the work, then ask for the records your team needs to review the result.
Make the assignment useful
Give revisions a place in the record.
When a file needs correction, keep the request with its assignment. The reviewer can compare the new submission with the brief and see what remains unresolved before accepting the deliverable.
01Graphic design
What the brief should specify
Audience, brand references, formats, dimensions, due date, and required final files.
What to collect for review
The agreed design files and a record of requested corrections.
02Writing and editing
What the brief should specify
Subject, audience, length, tone, source references, and review requirements.
What to collect for review
The requested draft or final copy with the relevant delivery record.
03Photography
What the brief should specify
Shot list, location, schedule, required file formats, and agreed delivery terms.
What to collect for review
Delivered-image references, required files, and missing-shot notes.
04Video production
What the brief should specify
Scope, script or outline, formats, duration, delivery dates, and review steps.
What to collect for review
The required cut, final exports, and the agreed handoff materials.
Managing the contribution in Mezline
A clear brief.
A result you can verify.
Keep creative specialties, qualifications, availability, and previous assignments in each contractor record. Collect the agreement, tax documents, and usage-related documents your company requires.
Illustrative assignment brief
Design a campaign asset set
- Creative brief
- Audience, approved copy, brand references, required formats, and delivery date.
- Commercial terms
- Agreed scope, fee, revision arrangements, and the person reviewing the work.
- Required handoff
- Final files, agreed delivery references, supporting notes, and submitted time or expenses.
The contractor's record
Keep the work visible.
The designer receives the brief through the portal and submits the agreed deliverables or delivery records. Your team can discuss questions and review the work with the instructions in view.
When something changes
If the source material changes or a required format is missing, record the change or correction request with the assignment and agree the next step.
Review the result
Accept the contribution.
Check the deliverables against the format and scope requirements. Accept the required files and review any submitted additional charges before invoice approval.
Connect acceptance to payment
Explain the charge.
Mezline generates contractor invoices from agreed terms and approved time and expenses. Review the invoice with the accepted contribution, pay through Mezline, and retain the payment history.
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Where the services fit
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Keep creative delivery and contractor payment connected.
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