Kit Page Opens On What's Waiting

Your client's Kit Page now opens on exactly what needs their answer, so they never have to hunt for it.

The problem it removes

Clients open the Kit Page to answer on a few clips, but the page used to show every clip in the project at once. They'd scroll past things they already approved, or things posted weeks ago, just to find the one clip you're waiting on. That friction slows down the round trip and means more pings to you asking 'which ones do you need from me?'

How it works now

The Kit Page opens on Waiting For You: only the clips that still need a client answer. A switch next to it lets the client flip to All if they want to see the full project, including what's approved, rejected or already posted. The default view is always the short list, the one that actually matters that day.

Say an agency sends a client five clips from a podcast episode. Two get approved right away, one gets a change request, and two sit untouched. Next time the client opens the Kit Page, they land straight on those two untouched clips. No scrolling past the three they already handled.

Each project also has an Approve all button, so a client who's happy with everything waiting in that project can clear it in one go, after a single confirmation. Anything they already rejected stays rejected, it's never swept up by Approve all.

Who this helps

This helps anyone waiting on client sign-off, agencies managing several accounts, producers clearing a backlog of podcast clips, or solo editors who just want their client to stop asking what's left. The client spends less time orienting themselves, which means faster answers for you.

Try it on your next project at ScriptCut.