Approve All On The Kit Page

Clients can now approve everything waiting in a project on the Kit Page in one go, instead of opening each clip one by one.

What it is

The Kit Page is where your client reviews the clips you send them. It opens on Waiting for You, so they land straight on what still needs an answer, with a switch to see All. Each project is its own row with its clips indented underneath, and an arrow folds or opens all the clips in that project at once.

The problem it removes

When a project has a dozen clips ready, most clients do not reject most of them. They just need to say yes to everything and move on. Making them open each clip, check it, and hit Approve one at a time slows down a round trip that should take seconds. Approve All removes that friction without taking away their ability to flag the clips that actually need work.

How it works

Each project on the Kit Page has its own Approve all button. It approves everything still waiting for an answer in that project, after asking once to confirm. Anything the client already rejected is left alone: Approve all never overrides a rejection.

Picture a podcast host who gets eight short clips from an episode. She opens the Kit Page, skims the clips, rejects the one with a bad cut, and leaves the rest alone. Then she hits Approve all for that project. The seven clips she was fine with are approved in one step, and the rejected clip stays rejected until you fix it and send it back.

Who it helps most

Anyone sending a batch of clips for sign off: an agency clearing a week of social clips with a client, a podcast producer waiting on a host, a marketer getting a stack of UGC cuts approved before a launch. It helps most when a project has many clips and only a few actually need changes.

Try it on your next project in ScriptCut.