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A folder makes every asset feel separate. Put the brief, product details, image variants, and copy across the canvas so patterns, weak options, and strong directions are easier to see.
A campaign review needs three things in view.
A campaign can look organized until review starts.
The brief is in a document, shots are in a folder, brand feedback is in chat, legal notes are in email, and the final file name still looks like a guess.
ALLO puts the campaign on one canvas: brief, references, variants, copy, feedback, legal notes, and final files arranged in the order the team needs to read them.
Bring every reviewer to the same campaign.
Design, brand, ecommerce, legal, and leadership can review the same canvas with the same product facts and creative options. Comments stay beside the asset or claim they change.
Review notes stay with the creative.
Put the brand comment beside the hero image. Put the legal note beside the claim. Put the current direction where the launch owner will find it.
Give feedback with comments and mentionsSee every campaign without opening every folder.
Projects shows active campaigns by stage, owner, date, and status. Each card opens into the canvas where the actual review happened, so the board tracks progress without hiding the work.
Leave the review with the asset and the reason.
The goal is not more production. It is a launch owner who knows which version to use, what still needs to change, and where the decision came from.
When the direction is clear, the final file should be obvious.
The person moving work into an email platform, ad account, marketplace, or storefront should not need to search chat for the latest answer. Keep the file beside the comments and context that made it current.