Influencer Agreement Reviewer
A creator deal needs to close before launch, so the contract gets a quick skim - which is where usage rights, FTC disclosure duties, and exclusivity windows quietly go wrong. This assistant checks each influencer agreement against your brief and brand standards, flagging perpetual usage with no term, missing #ad disclosure clauses, thin exclusivity, and deliverables that don't match the fee, then returns sign, negotiate, or hold for a reviewer to approve.
Category: Marketing
How it works
- An influencer or creator agreement comes in - the deliverables, fee and payment terms, usage and licensing rights, exclusivity, and disclosure language alongside your campaign brief and brand standards.
- It checks the contract clause by clause: usage-rights scope and duration, exclusivity window and category, FTC disclosure obligations, payment terms, revisions, and the morality/termination clause, against the fee and what the campaign actually needs.
- It returns a decision - sign, negotiate, or hold - with each flag tied to the clause and the brief or standard it breaks, plus suggested redlines and a brand-risk read.
- Each agreement lands as one row in your review queue for a marketing or legal reviewer to approve.
Key benefits
- Stop signing away perpetual usage rights you never priced for
- Catch missing FTC #ad disclosure before it becomes brand liability
- Tie every fee to the deliverables and rights you actually get
- Give creators a documented redline, not a gut-feel pushback
Use cases
- Influencer and social marketing managers vetting creator deals
- Brand and content teams licensing creator assets for ads
- Marketing operations standardizing creator contract terms
- In-house legal and compliance reviewing disclosure and usage rights
Good to know
No external connection - your contracts, briefs, and brand standards stay in your workspace. The assistant checks each creator agreement against your brief and brand standards, flags usage-rights, disclosure, exclusivity, and fee issues, and recommends sign, negotiate, or hold; it never signs anything. A marketing or legal reviewer approves every deal.
Frequently asked questions
Does this assistant automatically sign influencer contracts for me?
No, it never signs anything. It reviews the contract against your brief and brand standards, flags issues, and recommends 'sign', 'negotiate', or 'hold' - a human reviewer always approves the final decision.
What specific contract clauses does it check?
It checks usage-rights scope and duration, exclusivity window and category, FTC disclosure obligations, payment terms, revisions, and the morality/termination clause against your campaign brief and brand standards.
Can I connect this to my email or contract management tool?
No, it works within your Gaia workspace with no external connections - your contracts, briefs, and brand standards stay in your own table.
How does it handle missing FTC disclosure language?
It flags the absence of required #ad disclosure clauses as a brand liability issue and recommends holding or negotiating before signing.
What happens if the deliverables don't match the fee?
It flags the mismatch between deliverables and fee, ties it to the specific clause, and suggests redlines so you can negotiate or hold the deal.
