Platform

The creator and influencer marketing platform behind every relationship.

Find and check creators, brief them, review their posts and report on results, in one workspace under your brand. Companion and six AI agents prepare each step, and a person approves.

The Today screen in Solara's workspace on Friday 2 October, from Solara demo data. 64 decisions wait on the team: creator vetting 38, content approvals 11, campaign sign-off 2, agent proposals 9, kits to approve 3 and one weekly digest. Companion's Insights drawer suggests inviting Rhea Duval to Autumn Gloss, early access to the repair serum and a Paris salon evening, and a person approves every suggestion.
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L'Oréal
Unilever
Shiseido
Estée Lauder Companies
Coty
Puig
Amorepacific
Colgate-Palmolive
Orveon
Boots
Creators

Discovery, vetting and history, in one profile.

Discovery ranks 350M+ profiles against your brief with a written reason. Vetting scores each creator before invite and keeps rescanning. Everything lands on the creator's profile.

A Discovery shortlist for the Winter scalp series, from Solara demo data: 1,218 matches from 350M+ profiles, ranked by fit with a written reason. @freyalocks scores 94, @nadia.alami 90 and @curlroom.notes_7 88. @gloss_routine_92 is held back because paid partnerships dominate and she posted competitor haircare in the last 30 days. The Discovery agent has found 3 new creators who fit this brief, and nothing is sent until a person approves.
Léa Fournier's profile, from Solara demo data: a member in Paris, France, on Instagram and TikTok, with tabs for overview, 14 pieces of content, 3 campaigns, audience, aesthetic, vetting and rewards. Her Safety report scores 94 and is cleared, with the reason: one caption flagged for profanity in March, cleared on review. Her timeline holds approvals, a note from Priya and her vetting rescan. Suggested for Léa: the Winter scalp series, proposed by the Audience agent and approved by a person.
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    Discovery

    350M+ profiles across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, filtered by audience, content and engagement and ranked by fit, with the reason written down.

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    Vetting and safety

    The Safety agent reads image, text and audio across all of a creator's linked accounts and scores six categories: hate speech, sexual content, violence, misinformation, minors and AI-generated content. Thresholds are yours to set, rescans run on a schedule, and a reviewer confirms each vetting verdict.

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    The profile

    Channels, scores with reasons, notes, conversations, campaigns, rewards and the channel each creator prefers. It stays with your brand after the campaign ends, with one profile across your brands.

Companion and agents

Six agents prepare the work. A person decides.

Companion answers questions about creators, campaigns and the queue, with its sources. Six agents score, rescan, draft and propose in scopes you set.

Answers with sources

Each answer cites Analytics, the Review desk or a profile, says what is missing, and ends with a next step.

Companion answering "Who posted this week on Beach Waves?" from Solara demo data, with three sources: Analytics shows 26 creators posted 41 times since Monday; the Review desk shows 11 posts waiting on a reviewer, 30 of 41 approved; Creators shows the highest engagement from @lea.fournier and @jonas.cuts. TikTok reach is not in yet, so it is left out. The answer ends with two next steps.

Scopes you approve

Each agent records its work for your review, or acts once you switch a scope on, and reversible actions can be undone. Proposals wait in the Review desk until a person approves.

How we handle AI and data
Agent scopes in Solara's settings, from Solara demo data. The Campaign agent has three scopes: comms drafts, drafts only and nothing sends, record only because this scope can't act; schedule changes, on Execute and reversible; broadcast sends, record only because they cannot be reversed. The Safety agent's vetting recommendations are record only by policy, and a reviewer confirms each verdict. Below, an Audience agent proposal to invite Rhea Duval to Autumn Gloss, fit 92 with her reel approved today, approved by a person.

Six agents, one job each

  • Safety agentScores profiles and posts across image, text and audio, with a written reason.
  • Discovery agentFinds new creators across 350M+ profiles and ranks them against your brief.
  • Monitoring agentRescans members on a schedule and flags when a score drifts.
  • Campaign agentDrafts messages and schedule changes, and a person approves before anything sends.
  • Audience agentProposes segments and who to invite next.
  • Operations agentTracks every kit and the stock against claims, and flags delays to your team.
Campaigns and channels

Steps, points and sign-off, set per campaign.

Each campaign holds its brief, steps, creators and reviewers. Sign-off runs in stages, every decision is recorded, and kits ship from the same screen.

The Beach Waves campaign, version 3, from Solara demo data. Sign-off runs in three stages: Brief and steps, signed off on 29 September by Priya Shah; Legal and disclosure, signed off on 30 September; and Brand sign-off, in parallel with two reviewers, Priya Shah and Tess Hale from Northline, now signed off, so the campaign is ready to launch. The sign-off history records each decision. The Beach Waves Starter Kit has 24 open claims, 18 orders and 16 delivered, and the Operations agent flags that Texture Mist runs out first. The Audience agent proposes inviting 6 more creators who fit this brief.
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    Steps and points

    Each step says what to post, where and by when, with points if you run rewards.

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    Sign-off in stages

    Sequential or parallel stages, assigned reviewers, and a history of who signed off what and when.

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    Kits inside the campaign

    Kits, orders and deliveries sit inside the campaign, shipped by Odore. The Operations agent tracks every kit and the stock against claims, and flags delays to your team.

    See Fulfilment
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    Who to invite next

    The Audience agent proposes creators who fit the brief. A person approves before anything is sent.

Every channel

Reach creators on their own channels.

Message creators directly by email, WhatsApp and push, or give them your own branded app. WhatsApp replies and email opens land on each creator's profile.

One Beach Waves brief sent once from Studio on 24 September at 09:00 to 40 creators, each on their own channel, from Solara demo data. Léa Fournier receives an email with the subject "Your Beach Waves brief is ready" and opens it. Rhea Duval gets it on WhatsApp and replies that her kit arrived in Lyon and she is filming on Thursday evening, and Solara confirms that Priya reviews it on Friday. Hana Moretti gets a push notification from Solara's app. Jonas sees the campaign in Solara's own branded app and joins it. WhatsApp replies and email opens are written back to each creator's profile: Léa opened the email, Rhea replied on WhatsApp.
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    Direct communication

    Email, WhatsApp and push, straight to each creator

    Briefs, invites and reminders go out once from Studio, on the channel each creator uses. The Campaign agent drafts each message, and nothing is sent until a person approves. Push comes from your own branded app.

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    Your own branded app

    The creator app in your brand

    Your colours, pages and domain, published from a draft. Creators and professionals in the same app, with one profile across your brands. Professionals upload a licence at sign-up, and a reviewer checks it.

Content and reporting

Every post reviewed, every result reported.

Studio collects every post and checks it against its brief. Analytics turns the approved posts into reports built once and sent on a schedule.

Studio's content library filtered to the Beach Waves campaign, all creators and safety cleared, from Solara demo data: 30 approved posts. Rhea Duval's reel is open in the Review desk: Companion notes it is on brief, with disclosure present and safety cleared at 96. The checks pass: #ad in the caption, @solara tagged, no competitor mentions and posted inside campaign dates. It was approved by Priya Shah at 09:42.
A saved report in Analytics, from Solara demo data: the weekly client report, sent on Mondays at 08:00 to 3 recipients, client-safe, over 12 months, as a line chart of approved posts by month. Companion reads the results: evening reels earned the most engagement this quarter, and it suggests briefing the Winter scalp series creators to post in the evening, for a person to add to the brief. Next send: a client-safe PDF and CSV to 3 recipients.
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    Checked on arrival

    Each post is checked for the brief's hashtags and mentions, competitor mentions and safety. Disclosure is checked against each market's ad rules, such as ASA and FTC. Usage rights are tracked on every post. A reviewer then approves it or requests changes in the Review desk.

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    One library

    Every post from every campaign, filtered by campaign, creator and safety, with its checks beside it.

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    Reports built once

    Choose the metrics, dimensions and window, save the report, and send it daily, weekly or monthly, internal or client-safe, as PDF and CSV.

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    Results point to the next brief

    Companion reads the results and suggests a brief change with its sources, and a person adds it. Each outcome is written back to the creator's profile, so the next suggestion is better informed.

Settings and more

Also in the workspace.

What runs underneath: audiences, intake, access and the record of every change.

  • Segments

    Saved audiences by profile, behaviour, content and preference, kept up to date as creators change.

  • Pipeline

    Imported profiles and applicants, scanned and waiting on a membership decision.

  • Intake forms

    Capture creators, professionals and customers from your own channels, with consent recorded.

  • Roles per brand

    Admin, Analyst and Viewer access, set brand by brand.

  • Audit log

    Who decided what, and when, for every sign-off and change.

  • Partner API

    Send creator profiles for assessment from your own systems and read the decisions back, with signed webhooks.

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Security and trust
Questions

The questions teams ask first.

Short answers. A demo covers the rest, in your own workspace.

  • What is Odore?

    A white-label creator platform for enterprise brands. Your team finds and vets creators, runs campaigns, reviews every post and reports on results in one workspace, with kits shipped by Odore and Odore Specialists when you need them. Odore was founded in London in 2019.

  • Is Odore an influencer marketing platform?

    Yes. Odore is an influencer and creator marketing platform, also called influencer relationship management (IRM) or creator relationship management software. It covers creator discovery and vetting, product seeding and gifting, ambassador and advocacy communities, content review, campaigns and reporting, with Fulfilment in 63+ markets.

  • Who is it for?

    Enterprise brands that work with creators, whatever they sell and wherever they sell it, and the agencies that work with them. Each brand has its own roles, so your team, your agency and Odore Specialists can work in one workspace.

  • How does Odore use AI, and who decides?

    Companion answers questions with its sources. Six agents, Safety, Discovery, Monitoring, Campaign, Audience and Operations, score, rescan, draft and propose inside the scopes you approve. Every score is advisory, and a person approves before anything is decided or sent.

  • Where do creators and data live, and who owns them?

    In your own white-label workspace. Each creator has one profile across your brands, with their posts, messages and results, and it stays with your brand after a campaign ends. Your creators and your data belong to you.

  • Which markets do you cover, and do you ship product?

    Discovery covers 350M+ creator profiles across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Odore ships creator kits in 63+ markets: we take in your product, build each kit, ship it and track it to the door, inside the platform.

    See Fulfilment
  • Can our agency work in Odore with us?

    Yes. Each brand has its own roles, so your agency works in the same workspace, on the same creator profiles, with its own reviewers in sign-off. When the work moves between teams, the profiles and history stay with your brand.

  • What security certifications does Odore hold?

    Odore is ISO 27001 certified and a Certified B Corporation. Roles per brand, an audit log, SSO with MFA and SCIM provisioning are set out for your review, and the DPA, MSA and order form are available on request.

    Security and trust

See your own creators in the workspace.

Odore's creator strategists, community managers, fulfilment coordinators and content and reporting analysts launch the workspace with you, run it alongside your team or step in when needed, inside your workspace.