Video editing for social media agencies.

The Pro plan assigns a dedicated senior editor to your account. That editor reads your clients' brand profiles, builds familiarity with each account's tone and style over time, and applies that familiarity to every brief. The consistent assignment means you're not re-establishing context with a new editor every month.

The dedicated editor still operates within the Hayden Brinkley QC layer. Hayden watches every cut before it reaches your team regardless of plan. The dedication adds context-retention. The QC layer adds the quality floor.

Five members of your team can submit briefs, review cuts, and download approved files through separate logins. Your account managers submit briefs on behalf of their clients, your social media manager reviews cuts and approves, and your delivery team downloads and distributes. Everyone works inside the platform without sharing a login.

Each client account gets its own workspace with its own brand profile, brief history, and file library. The account manager working on Client A sees Client A's workspace. There's no cross-contamination of briefs or files.

When you add a new client, you set up a new workspace with that client's brand profile and the subsequent briefs autofill their defaults.

Pro turnaround is 48 hours from brief submission, enforced by the platform. For agencies with client content calendars, this means you can brief Monday and deliver by Wednesday for end-of-week posting. For campaign launches and time-sensitive content, same-day rush is available on Pro.

Each month, Pro clients receive a Filming Brief covering what content topics are performing in their vertical, what format patterns are working on each platform, and how to deliver footage that edits cleanly. For agencies briefing clients on their content strategy, this document provides the strategic context to brief filming sessions before footage is handed off.

One call per month with Jakob Quinn. Use it to review account performance, adjust the editing direction for specific clients, discuss platform changes affecting short-form content, or plan upcoming campaign support. For agency owners running content strategy alongside production, this is the touchpoint to keep direction aligned.

When you onboard a new client, create a workspace for them in the platform. The brand profile setup takes two minutes: business description, target audience, preferred tone, music style, caption style, color grade preferences, and what to avoid. This profile autofills every future brief for that client.

Your account managers brief individual reels directly in the platform. They drop the client's footage, select the platform, choose target length, and add any notes specific to this piece. Most briefs take under 60 seconds because the brand defaults fill. The 48-hour SLA starts at submission.

The dedicated senior editor reads the brief, reviews the client's brand profile, and builds the cut from scratch. Not a template. The editor knows the client's style from prior briefs, so the familiarity that builds over months reduces revision rounds.

Before anyone on your team sees the edit, Hayden Brinkley watches it. If it's right, it ships. If it isn't, it goes back to the editor. This step means your team is never the first review layer. By the time a cut reaches your account manager, it has already been approved by a senior QC reviewer.

Account managers get a VX Review link inside the portal. They can leave time-stamped comments directly on the frame, tag teammates, request specific changes. One-click approve when satisfied.

Approved files go into the client's workspace library. Your team downloads them and posts directly to the client's social accounts, or packages them for the client to post. Either workflow, the file delivery is clean and organized by client.

VX Workflow doesn't brand the files or deliverables. The cuts that leave the platform arrive as clean video files with no VX Workflow watermark or branding in the finished content. For agencies delivering edited content to clients, the output is attributable to your agency.

VX Review lives inside your portal. Clients don't interact with the VX Workflow platform directly unless you choose to give them access under your team seats. The delivery workflow can be entirely invisible to the client.