Influencer deliverable tracking, verified against the live post
Most influencer deliverable tracking lives in a spreadsheet and a DM thread. You list the creators, the deliverables, and the due dates, then spend the campaign chasing screenshots and taking "posted it" on faith. The tracking is real work, and none of it actually verifies that the deliverable shipped.
Eodly tracks creator deliverables the same way it tracks your team: against proof, not self-report.
How the tracking works
You create a campaign with deliverables and send each creator a magic link. They need no account and never log into anything. They submit proof in whatever form fits the deliverable:
- A post URL. Eodly checks the post is actually live, who posted it, and the engagement.
- A screenshot. Eodly reads the image with AI vision and pulls the claimed numbers off it.
- A short note, where a link or image does not apply.
Each deliverable moves through a clear state: awaiting proof, submitted, verified, approved. You see the whole campaign on one page instead of reconstructing it from a thread.
Why verified tracking matters
Creator and partner work is the easiest place for a claim and a result to drift apart: a "done" with no live link, a screenshot of a draft, a post that went up and quietly came down. Tracking that only records what the creator told you carries all of that forward as fact.
Verifying each deliverable against the live post keeps the relationship honest without making you the person refreshing profiles to check. You approve what is real, and the rest stays visibly open.
From tracked to paid
Once you approve a deliverable, the creator moves to a payout-ready list. Eodly does not move money: you pay out manually, on your own schedule, with the proof already attached to each approved deliverable. Tracking and payout gating are the same flow, end to end.
And it is one page. The same evening report that covers your engineers can cover your creators: who delivered, who is awaiting proof, who is approved. Everyone held to the same simple standard: show the work.
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