For producers
On time. On budget. On the same page as your editor.
Razor-sharp communication keeps your editor on track and hitting every milestone — no guessing where a cut stands, no note that got lost, no deadline that slipped because nobody said anything until it was too late.
You set the schedule once. Dragonfly Review keeps the editor pinged on it, keeps you looking at exactly where every job stands, and moves work forward the moment it's actually ready — not when someone remembers to say so.
Know exactly when things need to land, on your schedule
Set milestones once when you build the job. The editor sees the same timeline you do, right inside the panel — and gets emailed the morning something's due, so nobody has to be reminded by hand.
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Everything you get
Complete visibility, without having to ask
Every job's status lives in one dashboard, gated by role. "Has this been reviewed yet" stops being a question anyone has to type in a message.
Editors get emailed automatically
Set a milestone's due date once. Dragonfly Review emails the editor the morning it's due — you're not the one sending the reminder.
Never chase an edit again
The moment a cut lands back in your stage, you get an email. No refreshing a shared drive to check if anything moved — and no slipped deadline you find out about after it's already blown the schedule.
Staff a job in one place
Assign an editor, a creative, and a business manager right from New Job — or invite someone straight onto the seat if they're not in the system yet. No admin required in the loop.
A branded delivery page for the client
Once Business Management sends for client review, it goes out on a delivery page carrying your own branding — not a generic file-sharing link.
One pipeline, not six inboxes
Your dashboard's pipeline view shows exactly what's waiting on you first, then everything else grouped by stage — across every job you're running.