Use the different Playlink status types

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When you access the playlink panel,

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you'll likely see playlinks in different statuses:

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drafts,

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active,

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and expired.

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Let's dive deeper into each status to understand

00:20

how they fit into your content distribution workflow.

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When you save that playlink as a draft, it appears under the draft section.

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Any draft playlink can be edited by first

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selecting it and then clicking on the edit button.

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You can preview the draft and send it if everything looks good.

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Additionally,

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there's an option to duplicate your draft playlinks in case

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you need to send the same playlink to different distribution lists.

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In the active section,

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you'll find all sent playlinks that recipients still have access to. From here,

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you can resend playlinks to all participants, if

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you wish, using the resend button at the bottom,

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or selectively to individual users by clicking on

00:59

the resend button next to the recipient's name.

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Active playlinks are also editable, which allows you to add or remove assets

01:08

or users, as well as change any of the options available for that playlink.

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Any changes to the playlink itself, such as updated options, added assets,

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removed assets, etc.,

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will automatically be updated on the recipient's end

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but no notifications will be sent automatically.

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However,

01:27

if when editing you add a new recipient,

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the notification will be sent to them

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so that they're aware that content has been shared with them for review.

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Note that it will only be sent to the new recipients

01:40

and not the recipients who are already on the playlink.

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Once the playlink surpasses its expiration date, it moves to the expired section.

01:48

Here,

01:49

You can duplicate or un expire these playlinks, making them

01:53

available for review again based on the settings you select.

Video transcript

00:09

When you access the playlink panel,

00:11

you'll likely see playlinks in different statuses:

00:14

drafts,

00:15

active,

00:16

and expired.

00:17

Let's dive deeper into each status to understand

00:20

how they fit into your content distribution workflow.

00:23

When you save that playlink as a draft, it appears under the draft section.

00:27

Any draft playlink can be edited by first

00:29

selecting it and then clicking on the edit button.

00:32

You can preview the draft and send it if everything looks good.

00:35

Additionally,

00:36

there's an option to duplicate your draft playlinks in case

00:39

you need to send the same playlink to different distribution lists.

00:44

In the active section,

00:45

you'll find all sent playlinks that recipients still have access to. From here,

00:50

you can resend playlinks to all participants, if

00:53

you wish, using the resend button at the bottom,

00:56

or selectively to individual users by clicking on

00:59

the resend button next to the recipient's name.

01:04

Active playlinks are also editable, which allows you to add or remove assets

01:08

or users, as well as change any of the options available for that playlink.

01:13

Any changes to the playlink itself, such as updated options, added assets,

01:18

removed assets, etc.,

01:20

will automatically be updated on the recipient's end

01:23

but no notifications will be sent automatically.

01:27

However,

01:27

if when editing you add a new recipient,

01:30

the notification will be sent to them

01:33

so that they're aware that content has been shared with them for review.

01:37

Note that it will only be sent to the new recipients

01:40

and not the recipients who are already on the playlink.

01:43

Once the playlink surpasses its expiration date, it moves to the expired section.

01:48

Here,

01:49

You can duplicate or un expire these playlinks, making them

01:53

available for review again based on the settings you select.

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