Feedback & approval · for video editors

Feedback and approval for video editors who are done with endless revisions

Video feedback is where projects go to stall. bettro structures it: each cut becomes a review round with its own feedback window and a recorded sign-off, so 'just one more tweak' becomes a visible, billable decision instead of a slow leak.

What you get

  • Review rounds as milestones — each cut gets feedback, decisions and sign-off
  • Clients see the current version, never last month's render
  • Approvals recorded in writing, so the invoice follows the paper trail
  • Revision limits agreed up front turn extra rounds into scoped work

How it works, step by step

  1. 1

    Agree the rounds

    Set the number of review rounds in the proposal, with what each round covers.

  2. 2

    Publish the cut

    Share the current version through the client portal with a clear feedback deadline.

  3. 3

    Collect structured notes

    Feedback lands against the round with names attached — contradictions surface early.

  4. 4

    Record the sign-off

    Approval is captured before the next round begins. No verbal maybe, no moving goalposts.

  5. 5

    Bill the boundary

    Extra rounds are a visible project change with a price, not an awkward conversation.

Questions

Does bettro replace my frame-accurate review tool?
No — keep it for timecoded notes and link it from the project. bettro holds the rounds, decisions, sign-off and commercial record around it.
What if a client keeps requesting changes after sign-off?
Signed-off rounds are on the record. New requests become a new scoped round, which is billable by default rather than by argument.
Can clients compare versions?
Each round keeps its files and decisions, so the evolution of the cut — and what was agreed at each step — is always visible.

Feedback & approval for video editors, ready when you are

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