Every job on one board
A pipeline view of everything in flight, by stage and by owner, plus a calendar you can drag a date on when a client moves a launch.
Vortex OS
by Vortex Media Coming soon
Vortex OS is the platform our engineers built to run Vortex Media — every task, every approval, every client report, in one place. It has run our studio since we built it. We are opening it to other agencies who are tired of running a studio on spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups.
01 — What it does
A pipeline view of everything in flight, by stage and by owner, plus a calendar you can drag a date on when a client moves a launch.
Send a client a link, not a login. They open the work in a browser, approve or comment, and the task moves. No account for them to forget.
Creative is reviewed the way it will actually appear on the feed, so a client approves the real thing rather than a crop in a slide.
An approved item cannot be quietly edited afterwards. What the client signed off is what goes out, and the record says so.
Every status change, who made it and when, kept on the task. When someone asks why a post went live on Tuesday, the answer is on the screen.
Campaign performance, content in flight, cost per lead and what ships next — the same view your client sees, so nobody waits for a deck.
02 — How it works
Jobs are created against a client and a department, given an owner and a date, and land on the board and the calendar together.
The moment something is ready, it goes out as a link. The client responds in their own time, and the task moves on its own.
Because approvals, dates and spend all live on the same records, the client report is a view of the work rather than a document someone assembles.
03 — Who it is for
04 — Questions
Not yet. Vortex OS runs our own agency and we are opening it to a small number of other agencies first. Tell us about your studio and we will add you to that list.
No. Clients receive a link, open the work in a browser and approve or comment there. Logins are for your team only, which is the single biggest reason approvals actually come back.
It locks. An approved item cannot be edited afterwards without that showing on the record, so what the client signed off is what ships.
Yes. Every status change is kept with the person who made it and the time it happened, on the task itself.
Our own engineering department, for our own studio. It was not bought in and configured — it was built against the way the work actually runs here, and it has been in daily use ever since.
Next
We are not selling seats yet. If you run an agency and this sounds like the problem you have, tell us and we will walk you through the system we use every day.
A Vortex Media product · Valsad, Gujarat