CLIENT APPROVAL

A yes or a no, from a link.

The end client opens a signed link, sees what would go out and answers. No account, no sidebar, no login. Publishing stays with you.

Three steps, none of them a login.

  1. 01

    Pick the drafts

    Choose which drafts need an answer from the client.

  2. 02

    Send the link

    A signed link, valid seven days by default and thirty at most.

  3. 03

    Read the answer

    The client answers yes or no. Their answer is information for you, not a publish.

What the client gets.

No account

The shop owner never becomes a user. No sidebar, no Kernel, no login.

A focused page

Only what would go out, in one place, ready to answer.

A clear expiry

Links expire on their own, so an old preview cannot linger.

Good to know

Keep reading

Try the approval link on a real file.

We set up a client file and show you the page your client would see.

Let’s meet Flare

Let’s talk about your editorial desk.

Tell the Altovar team how many clients you manage, which channels you use and how you handle approvals. We’ll start there.

Email the team [email protected] Opens your email app with a draft you can edit and send. Use the Altovar contact page