Ownership ≠ geography
A bio code checks control of an account. Audience geography needs separate evidence and staff review.
THE PROCESS
A clear brief. A permitted edit. A reviewable result.
ClipTanium organizes the workflow between content owners, independent clippers and staff. Each campaign needs its own agreed rules and realistic expectations.
BRANDS & CREATORS
Plan, authorize and review.
- 01
Describe the campaign
Bring your objective, audience, potential budget and authorized content. Contact shows the current conversation or enquiry route; the optional local brief can help you prepare.
- 02
Review suitability
Staff review what you want to achieve and ask about missing content permissions, source access, platforms or creative constraints.
- 03
Prepare a proposal
Discuss the scope, eligible-view reward rate, budget cap, timing, review rules and supported reporting. Proposal drafts can be revised before agreement.
- 04
Agree terms and confirm funding
Complete the applicable commercial and funding process with authorized staff. A stated budget, proposal stage or enquiry reference is not confirmation of payment.
- 05
Prepare the campaign
Authorized staff create the campaign record and publish the permitted footage, requirements, dates and eligibility rules when it is ready to launch.
- 06
Review the work
Independent clippers publish and submit eligible edits. Staff review submissions and available performance evidence while campaign records show their current state.
- 07
Reconcile and learn
Review the recorded outcomes and eligible rewards under the agreed terms. Campaign completion or archiving retains the operational and financial history.
CLIPPERS
Verify, create and submit.
- 01
Sign in with Discord
Use your own Discord account. Your account connects the workspace with the official community and staff support.
- 02
Link the correct social account
Add your platform username in Profile & Accounts. Supported public bio codes confirm account ownership; staff proof remains available when a public check cannot complete.
- 03
Provide audience evidence
Ownership and audience geography are separate checks. Submit the requested analytics proof for staff review and follow the global 40% Tier-1 requirement and applicable campaign rules.
- 04
Read before joining
Check availability, permitted source files, editing requirements, platforms, rate, dates and account eligibility. Joining is not a guarantee that a later submission will be approved.
- 05
Create and publish
Use only permitted material and publish the finished clip on the account associated with the submission. Keep the public link available for review.
- 06
Submit through the workspace
Open the campaign’s submission form, choose the correct account and send the public clip link. Keep the resulting submission record and follow its status.
- 07
Follow review and corrections
My Submissions shows pending, claimed, verification, approved and rejected states. Read any reason, supply requested proof and use a private ticket for an unresolved decision.
- 08
Track eligible earnings and payouts
Approved eligible views inform earnings under the existing rules. Available balance, holds, requested payouts and completed payments are distinct; request an eligible payout through Earnings & Payouts.
THE IMPORTANT DISTINCTIONS
Keep each decision understandable.
Recorded ≠ payable
A platform count is evidence. Approved eligible views follow ownership, campaign and fraud-review rules.
Balance ≠ transfer
An earnings record or payout request does not itself move money. Financial reconciliation remains a separate step.
PLAN BEFORE YOU PUBLISH
Have content worth building a campaign around?
Start with permissions, an objective and a clear brief. Commercial terms are agreed separately.