Creator portal
A space where your creators just know what to do
Each creator gets their own portal: the briefs assigned to them, the reference video, the deadline, and one button to upload. No group chat, no missed instruction.
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Reference#gym-povGym POV, 3 clips
Due today, 6 pm
Only their own work
A creator sees their briefs and nothing else. No competitor data, no other creators' rates, no way to wander into the rest of your workspace.
Designed for the person holding the phone
Your creators do not need your dashboard. They need to know what to shoot, by when, and where to send it. The portal shows them exactly that and nothing else, which is why it gets used from a phone between two shoots.
What a creator's day looks like
- 1
Notification
A new brief lands, with its deadline.
- 2
Watch the reference
The format to reproduce plays right inside the brief.
- 3
Shoot and upload
Upload from the phone, straight into your library.
- 4
Get feedback
Approved, or sent back with a note. On the same screen.
Frequently asked questions
Does a creator need to pay?
No. The portal is included in your plan. Creators never see a paywall.
Can I brand the portal?
Yes, on Empire. Your logo, your colors, your typography, and even your own subdomain.
What language is the portal in?
It follows the creator's own choice, in English, French or Spanish, independently of your workspace language.
Can a creator see my competitors' data?
Never. The portal exposes assignments only. Discovery, watchlist and analytics stay on your side.
What if a creator loses access?
Access is re-sendable at any time from the team section. Nothing on their side is lost.
Can a creator upload from a phone?
Yes, that is the primary case. The portal installs as an app and uploads run in the background.
What does a creator see when they have nothing assigned?
An empty state that tells them so, rather than a broken dashboard. It is a deliberately quiet surface.
Can several managers comment on the same delivery?
Yes. Notes are threaded on the assignment, so a creator gets one conversation rather than three private messages.
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