GIMI for enterprise

Large organisations do not struggle to find creators. They struggle with everything around them: approvals, brand safety, payments to thousands of individuals in dozens of countries, and reporting that finance and legal can accept.

GIMI handles the operational layer. Your teams set briefs and approve content. GIMI tracks every post, pays every creator and gives you one record of what was made, what it reached and what it cost.

What breaks at enterprise scale

A single brand team can run a creator campaign with a spreadsheet. A company with several brands in several markets cannot. Each market has its own creators, its own approvals and its own payment problems. Finance wants one invoice. Legal wants to know what was approved and by whom. Procurement does not want two thousand new suppliers.

GIMI was built to sit in the middle of that. The brand funds a campaign budget once. Creators are paid from it in their own currency when their work is approved. Every submission, approval, view and payout is recorded against the creator and the campaign.

What an enterprise program looks like on GIMI

• One operating layer, many brands. Separate programs, budgets and creator networks per brand or market, with shared reporting.
• Long-tail creators at scale. Nano creators and fans, activated in the thousands and paid without individual contracts.
• Sourcing and distribution together. Collect content to post yourself, or have vetted creators post and submit the links.
• Custom builds. Creators submit on your own white-label pages while GIMI handles tracking, approval and payouts behind them.
• Managed distribution. A dedicated manager and a network of niche accounts for your best content.

Control, by default

Campaigns can be invite-only and limited to the creators you have tagged. Nothing is paid until your team approves it. Performance pay is protected by velocity, quality and trust scoring, so reported reach is reach you can defend internally.