- name
- creator-deal-ops
- description
- Run creator brand-deal operations from inbound brief to delivery and payment tracking. Use when the user needs sponsorship workflow support, deliverable scoping, revision control, pricing/terms checks, or payout follow-up structure.
Creator Deal Ops
Skill Card
- Category: Operations
- Core problem: How to run creator sponsorships without chaos?
- Best for: Sponsor collaboration operations
- Expected input: Brand brief, deliverables, timeline, revision/payment rules
- Expected output: Deal plan, risk flags, revision/payment checklist
- Creatop handoff: Export checklist into team SOP / Notion / Feishu
Overview
Run brand deals with clear scope, protected margin, and predictable payments.
Workflow
1) Intake and qualification
Capture:
- brand/client
- campaign objective
- deliverables
- timeline
- usage rights + exclusivity
- budget/rate range
Flag incomplete briefs immediately.
2) Scope into delivery plan
Define in writing:
- exact deliverables (count/format)
- revision limit
- acceptance criteria
- milestone calendar
3) Risk and margin gate
Evaluate:
- scope creep risk
- timeline risk
- compliance risk
- margin sanity
- payment risk
Decision output:
- Accept
- Negotiate
- Decline
Non-negotiables (default redlines):
- unlimited revisions = not acceptable
- unclear usage rights = not acceptable
- missing due date/payment terms = not acceptable
4) Payment operations
Track:
- invoice sent date
- due date
- status
- next follow-up action
If overdue, send concise reminders with delivery proof.
Output bundle
Return 4 blocks:
- deal scorecard (accept/negotiate/decline)
- redline terms list
- delivery checklist
- payment tracker row + follow-up cadence
Quality rules
- Protect creator downside while preserving partner tone.
- Be explicit on rights, revisions, and payment terms.
- Prefer short, actionable language over legal fluff.
License
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