Video editors

The cut, the notes, and the invoice.

Scope is the workspace for video editors hired by clients. The kickoff, the revision notes, the delivered files, and the milestone invoice stay on one project.

How Scope fits video editing.

Client portal

The cut is approved from one link.

Files, revision notes, and payment stay in the portal. No account for the client.

Cuts and notes together

Approval without a new login

The invoice sits on the same job

Client portal

Northline — brand portal

Homepage files ready

Invoice 1042 paid

Client feedback received

Client portal

The cut is approved from one link.

Files, revision notes, and payment stay in the portal. No account for the client.

Cuts and notes together

Approval without a new login

The invoice sits on the same job

Client portal

Northline — brand portal

Homepage files ready

Invoice 1042 paid

Client feedback received

Cuts and payment

Revisions and milestones stay together.

Feedback stays with the files, and you can invoice the deposit, the rough cut, and the final delivery.

Feedback on the project

Deposit, rough cut, final

Client approval from one link

Payments

$12,480

Invoice 1042

Northline · Website

Paid

Invoice 1041

Atelier · Brand

Due

Invoice 1040

Fieldwork · Photos

Paid

Cuts and payment

Revisions and milestones stay together.

Feedback stays with the files, and you can invoice the deposit, the rough cut, and the final delivery.

Feedback on the project

Deposit, rough cut, final

Client approval from one link

Payments

$12,480

Invoice 1042

Northline · Website

Paid

Invoice 1041

Atelier · Brand

Due

Invoice 1040

Fieldwork · Photos

Paid

Questions people ask

What is Scope for video editors?

Scope keeps a client edit together: kickoff notes, files, revision feedback, the contract, and invoices.

Do I have to put a bot in the call?

Can a client approve a cut from a link?

Can I bill by milestone?

Where do revision notes live?

Can I keep references with the edit?

Can a producer join the project?