What does the status of your design request mean? You can use this handy guide to help you navigate the different statuses.
Status | Description |
| You have created a request but still need to submit it to your request queue. Your design team can't see your draft requests. |
 | You've submitted your request, which is now in your designer’s queue. |
 | Your design team is working on your request.
Note: Once a request is In Progress, it can no longer be changed, moved, or canceled |
 | Your request requires additional creative round(s) and is not yet ready for final delivery. While incomplete, you may preview the work your designer has done so far.
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 | Your designer has finished working on your request, and it has been sent to the quality review team for checking.
In this state, the request cannot be changed, moved, or canceled. |
 | WIP stands for Work In Progress
Your designer has started working on your request, but it requires more creative rounds to complete |
 | Your designer has sent you a question that needs to be answered/clarified before they can work on your request.
Note: The request will be auto-canceled after 30 days if no response is received. |
| Your designer has delivered your design files, ready for you to review. You can download the files and mark the request as completed or submit feedback (send updates to your designer) for further revision/feedback.  If there is no further activity* in the request for 30 days, its status will automatically change to 'Completed'. |
 | A completed request cannot be re-opened but will stay in your Active queue.
You can click the Archive button to move your completed request to the Archived section of your queue.
If you have new revisions/feedback, you can click on the ‘Duplicate & Submit New Request’ button to create a new request and submit it into your Active request queue once more.
 If there is no further activity* in the request for 30 days, it will automatically move to the Archived section, and its status will change to 'Archived'. |
 | 'Archived' requests are moved to the Archived section when you click on the Archive button on a 'Completed' request. This moves your request from the Active queue to the Archived section.
 Like a 'Completed' request, an 'Archived' request cannot be re-opened. If you’d like further work done on the request, click on the ‘Duplicate & Submit New Request’ button.
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 | You have canceled your request. 'Canceled' requests get moved to the Archived section automatically.
 Like a 'Completed' request, an 'Archived' request cannot be re-opened. If you’d like further work done on the request, click on the ‘Duplicate & Submit New Request’ button.
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*Activity refers to new communication with your designer, such as leaving comments, revisions, or feedback on your request. It does not include opening the request or downloading files.
A ‘Completed’, ‘Archived’, or ‘Canceled’ request cannot be reopened.
If you need further work done, you can click on the ‘Duplicate & Submit New Request’ button, which will duplicate and submit it as a new request. The last version's files will automatically be uploaded into the duplicated request as a reference for your designer.
When a ‘For Review’ request has had no activity for 30 days, its status will automatically be changed to ‘Completed’ and remain in your active request queue.
After another 30 days, your ‘Completed’ request will automatically move from the Active queue to the Archived section. Both ‘Completed’ and ‘Archived’ requests cannot be re-opened and will need to be duplicated if you'd like further work done on the request.
Active Tab
Here's what On Deck, Attention, In Progress, For Review, and Completed statuses look like on your Active request queue.
Archived Tab
Here's what Archived and Canceled statuses look like in your Archived request queue
What if my request has batches?
If the Production team has assessed that your request will take 2 creative rounds, the first day's status will show as "In Progress", and will go back to "WIP - On Deck" once 1 creative round has been completed so that the progress can proceed on the next day.
If the Production team has assessed that your request will take more than 2 creative rounds, but each batch of graphics can be delivered independently, the team will split the request, and each request will show a status of "For Review". The team will then work on and deliver each batch one by one.
If the Production team has assessed that your request will take more than 2 creative rounds, but each batch of graphics can not be delivered independently, the team will wait for approval for each creative round before proceeding. Each round will show a "For Review" status.
What happens if I reply to an archived request's delivery email?
Your designer will not see your reply, so you'll receive an email like the one below:
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