Tools and working records for your next buying decision.

Choose your purchase structure

• Fixed homepage desktop ad

  One named homepage, a fixed position and desktop coverage only.

• Homepage desktop and mobile ad

  One homepage with separately promised desktop and mobile coverage.

• Mobile-only website ad

  A named page and a specifically agreed mobile placement; desktop is outside the purchase.

• Section-page website ad

  A fixed ad on a particular category or section page, with no implied sitewide coverage.

• Article-page website ad

  A placement within one named article, with article identity and position kept together.

• Rotating website ad slot

  A named rotating slot, with share, rotation and observation limits recorded only as actually quoted.

• Multiple-page website purchase

  Several named page placements under one purchase, each retaining its own page, position and review.

• Website ad in separate periods

  The same page is purchased for separate named periods; gaps are outside the promise unless explicitly included.

• Standard newsletter issue-only

  A standard sponsorship position inside a newsletter issue; no whole-email exclusivity is implied.

• Standard newsletter date-only

  A standard sponsorship position inside a newsletter issue; no whole-email exclusivity is implied.

• Standard newsletter issue and date

  A standard sponsorship position inside a newsletter issue; no whole-email exclusivity is implied.

• Standard newsletter exact-time

  A standard sponsorship position inside a newsletter issue; no whole-email exclusivity is implied.

• Dedicated newsletter issue-only

  A dedicated newsletter send with the exact quoted content and exclusivity scope.

• Dedicated newsletter date-only

  A dedicated newsletter send with the exact quoted content and exclusivity scope.

• Dedicated newsletter issue and date

  A dedicated newsletter send with the exact quoted content and exclusivity scope.

• Dedicated newsletter exact-time

  A dedicated newsletter send with the exact quoted content and exclusivity scope.

• Multiple newsletter issues

  Several separately identified newsletter issues, retaining each issue’s own arrangement.

• One website ad + one newsletter issue

  A combined publisher purchase with one quoted total and distinct website and newsletter commitments.

• One website ad + multiple newsletter issues

  A combined publisher purchase with one quoted total and distinct website and newsletter commitments.

• Multiple website ads + one newsletter issue

  A combined publisher purchase with one quoted total and distinct website and newsletter commitments.

• Multiple website ads + multiple newsletter issues

  A combined publisher purchase with one quoted total and distinct website and newsletter commitments.

Start with a task

Briefs and buying records

Ask for the actual scope and prepare a record without creating an agreement.

• Purchase scope brief

  Describe the placement you want a publisher to quote, keeping requested conditions separate from a promise.

• Publisher quote request

  Prepare an answerable request for a current quote and supporting conditions.

• Buying authorization record

  Record who may act for the buyer, for what scope, amount and period.

• Insertion order working draft

  Prepare an editable IO from the current scope without turning the draft into an agreement.

• Original source register

  Index which original supports each fact and what a reviewer still cannot establish.

• Unanswered conditions log

  Turn missing commercial facts into explicit questions with owners and follow-up.

• Creative responsibility brief

  Assign materials preparation and review while keeping stable specifications separate from current commitments.

• Approval readiness checklist

  Check that the exact offer, scope and named publisher response are available before requesting a decision.

Quote review and comparison

Compare sources, scope, price basis and unanswered conditions.

• Publisher quote comparison

  Compare the same scope before comparing fees, while retaining missing and incompatible conditions.

• Quote scope completeness review

  Check the current offer for identifiable items, responsibilities and scope boundaries.

• Quoted price basis worksheet

  Retain the total, original units and any explicitly quoted breakdown before using unit arithmetic.

• Schedule and date precision review

  Check that dates, issues, timezones and deadlines retain the precision actually agreed.

• Destination and specification review

  Check current links and creative specifications against the exact source before handoff.

• Named publisher response record

  Connect the named publisher contact’s response to the exact offer it supports.

• AI extraction source-check worksheet

  Review suggested terms against selected originals and record which facts are safe to adopt.

• Buyer recommendation memo

  Give the reviewer the supported choice, alternatives and open issues without pre-recording approval.

Approvals and commitments

Keep authority, internal decisions and each party’s commitment separate.

• Approver handoff brief

  Give an authorized reviewer the exact offer, evidence and decision being requested.

• Reviewer information request

  Record what prevents a decision and what evidence would resolve it.

• Exact-version approval worksheet

  Prepare a record of an actual authorized approval and any conditions without inventing one.

• Offer decline worksheet

  Retain a decline, its scope and reason without rewriting earlier decisions.

• Publisher commitment checklist

  Record the publisher’s actual commitment to a specific version separately from availability or an internal approval.

• Buyer acceptance checklist

  Check the buyer’s actual acceptance, authority and exact offer without confusing it with internal approval.

• Agreed-version execution handoff

  Tell materials and delivery reviewers which actual version and responsibilities govern the work.

• Separate publisher payment record

  Prepare a factual payment reference without treating it as approval, receipt or delivery.

Changes to an offer

Retain the earlier version and review the full proposed revision.

• Full offer difference log

  Compare complete versions, retaining every changed and unchanged item.

• Unchanged scope confirmation

  Check whether the revised original actually retains the rest of the purchase.

• Fee change review

  Review a changed total beside scope, currency, tax and any explicitly quoted adjustment.

• Schedule change review

  Record a proposed issue, date, instant or period change and its consequences.

• Delivery item scope change

  Review a replacement, addition, removal or changed placement with stable item references.

• Materials deadline change

  Review a new materials deadline separately from the actual delivery schedule.

• Corrected source and field mapping

  Handle a corrected original without overwriting the earlier evidence or its decisions.

• Revision decision map

  Show which decisions cover which exact version after a proposed change.

Delivery evidence and exceptions

Match authorized evidence to each exact promise and review differences.

• Item-level delivery evidence request

  Ask for authorized material that answers the actual delivery question for each promised item.

• Dated delivery evidence log

  Record what an authorized observation or document supports, with time and access limitations.

• Agreed-condition match review

  Compare each supported observation with the actual executing version and item.

• Delivery discrepancy record

  Document a specific difference without assuming its cause, duration or remedy.

• Inaccessible or uncertain evidence log

  Preserve an inconclusive result and plan an authorized next check.

• Publisher explanation review

  Link the publisher’s explanation to the specific difference it addresses.

• Proposed remedy worksheet

  Review a replacement, extension or adjustment as a proposal requiring clear terms.

• Remedy recheck and exception decision

  Review fresh evidence against the same disputed condition or explicitly record acceptance of an exception.

Completion and the next purchase

Review history without copying old commercial commitments into a new purchase.

• Purchase scope completion review

  Review completed scope and outstanding items before a separate delivery acceptance decision.

• Historical issue follow-up handoff

  Bring an earlier problem into the next review without turning it into a new commercial term.

• Fresh renewal quote request

  Request a new offer with current scope and prices while referring to prior history.

• Previous and new offer comparison

  Compare the historical agreement with the actual new quote while retaining their separate status.

• Stable specification reuse review

  Reuse only checked stable specifications, keeping new commercial conditions separate.

• Historical wording adoption review

  Check historical free text against a current original before using it as a new term.

• Next-purchase recommendation

  Combine actual history, new scope and unresolved risks into a fresh buyer recommendation.

• Purchase evidence archive manifest

  List the originals, offer versions and decisions that should remain readable after completion or cancellation.