Submitted work is shown inside the campaign. For each one you get the link to the post, the view count and — for TikTok and Reels — the creator's statistics screenshot.
The accept button shows the amount that will be charged to your budget. It is calculated from your rate and the actual views, so you see the price before you click, not after.
A rejection requires a reason, and the creator sees it. This is not a formality: a clear reason cuts down on disputes and on repeated mistakes.
Some decisions the platform does not hand to the brand but sends to its own moderator:
— high inflation risk according to the anti-fraud score;
— a payout that is large relative to the campaign budget;
— work from a creator affiliated with your account.
This protects both sides: the brand does not pay for inflated views, and the creator is not left unpaid because of an accidental rejection.