Approval is more than a completed render
Martius connects source information, the finished film and open questions in one production review. Inspect what the output actually communicates before you approve a delivery or publishing action.
A rendered video can still contain an old price, a mispronounced product name, unreadable text or an obscured control. Review status distinguishes checked content, unresolved questions, failed production work and material awaiting a person’s decision.
Check facts where the viewer encounters them
Compare approved sources with names, prices, specifications, dates and claims in the visuals, narration and captions. Check the relevant product version and scope, not simply whether the wording appeared in the brief.
Inspect qualifications, timing and visual implications as well as text. A source may be incomplete or outdated; product and subject-matter reviewers remain responsible for the meaning.
- Source facts, product revision and applicable scope
- Visible text, real product details and readable timing
- Narration, pronunciation, captions and presenter synchronization
- Unresolved questions and named review decisions
Review media quality and each delivery version
Watch the complete film for framing, transitions, visual clarity, sound intelligibility and the closing invitation. Review caption safe areas, presenter placement and the technical properties of the exported file against the selected destination profile.
Channel and supported language versions need their own review. A platform may crop or transcode a delivery, so inspect the confirmed destination result after publishing as well as the local file.
Correct the part that needs attention
Locate an issue by scene, passage, fact or resource, keep the approved parent and rerun the affected production work. Compare the resulting version and reopen any decision whose source changed.
Production stages and failures stay visible. Stop a task, preserve completed work and recover from the relevant stage or retry the specific failed work; a partial export or failed variant is not reported as a completed delivery.
Keep the decision connected to the delivered file
Approval identifies the object, revision, scope and decision. Export records and publication history refer to that reviewed version, so later changes can be traced back to the material the reviewer saw.
Production review supports inspection and recovery. It is not a certification, a guarantee that every fact is correct or an automated service for improving advertising returns.
