Deliverable Tracking

Plan, assign & monitor every sponsorship asset

Replace spreadsheet chaos with live flight schedules, automated asset collection, and real-time fulfillment pacing across all your network shows.

Master flight calendar & live status

Master flight calendar & live status

Schedule every unit onto the episodes and dates that will carry it, with an owner and due date on each — and see live status for audio, video, and social deliverables across all your shows.

99.8%

On-time flight fulfillment

12+ hrs

Saved per producer weekly

One work item

A simple ticket first. Sponsorship details when you need them.

01

Always a ticket

Title, status, owner, and due date. A loose to-do is just a deliverable with nothing else filled in.

02

Sponsorship when it applies

Tag the episode, campaign, and package line it fulfills, and the unit counts toward that line on its own.

03

Proof as it ships

The cut under review and the live posts attach to the same item, so delivery is never a separate update.

AT&T mid-roll — Ep. 142Deliverable
StatusIn review
AssigneeMaya Ortiz
DueOct 14
Optional · sponsorship details
EpisodeRoommates · Ep. 142
CampaignAT&T Fiber Q4
Package lineHost Live Read :60 · unit 7 of 30
TypeAd read
Current fileV3 · awaiting sponsor
Linked posts1 · YouTube
Inside deliverable tracking

Every promise in the media plan, accounted for

IO to deliverables, automatically

Upload a signed insertion order and media plan. SponsorBridge drafts the campaign, contract, and package lines so nobody retypes a deal by hand.

An owner on every unit

Every unit scheduled from a package line gets an assignee and a due date, so the Work board shows exactly who owes what this week.

Organized by show and episode

Producers see work grouped the way they make it. The campaign rides along as a tag, and standalone campaigns cover one-off buys like live events.

Delivered means verified

A unit only counts once it's posted and verified — a live linked post, or an on-site activation attested with evidence.

A live ledger for every package line

Each line reads just like the media plan and keeps its own count: units scheduled onto episodes, units delivered — posted and verified — and what is still owed. Producers see the work; deal values stay with admins.

AT&T Fiber × RoommatesQ4 package · 4 lines
Host Live Read :60 ×307 scheduled · 4 delivered · 23 remaining
Roommates Show – Instagram ×3012 scheduled · 9 delivered · 18 remaining
YouTube Integration ×64 scheduled · 2 delivered · 2 remaining
On-Site Activation ×11 scheduled · 0 delivered · 0 remaining
DeliveredScheduledRemaining
Deliverable lifecycle

From signed IO to delivered unit

01

Ingest the deal

Drop in the IO. Flight dates, packages, and line items become a campaign your whole team can see — with deal values visible only to admins.

02

Schedule onto episodes

Mint units from each package line onto the episodes and dates that will carry them, with an owner and due date on every one.

03

Post, link, and verify

When content goes live, link the post to the deliverable it fulfills. Verified units roll up into the line's delivered count.

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