Noodle4

Run programmes across clients without three exports each.

Reviews, monitors, and reporting in one workspace per programme. Tagged and untagged content, comment lanes, and evidence stay on the same records.

Agencies lose time stitching tools per client: a monitor that waits for a tag, a listening export that no longer matches, a QA queue that cannot keep up. Noodle4 is one foundation per programme. Creators, drafts, comments, and reports sit on the same assets so account, creative, and legal share one picture.

One roster, many clients

Turn monitoring and screening on against the lists you already run. Tagged and untagged sit together.

Evidence the client can see

Reviews come back with where it failed. Reports are a view on that work, not a deck rewritten on Sunday night.

In the product

Screen

Historic libraries against the campaign guidelines before you brief the roster.

Monitor

What went live this morning, without waiting for talent to send it.

Review

Drafts against the brief at a cost that holds when the client adds another market.

Report

The next action from the same records. Slack, API, or the workspace.

One programme, one record

Tagged and untagged, comments, and evidence stay together. Three exports per client is how the story drifts.

What it does

Across the roster

Screen, monitor, and review the same creator list. Volume is not a watch party the week before live.

Across clients

Workspaces per programme. The pipeline is the same; the briefs, SKUs, and guidelines are not.

Hand-off that holds

What you show the client is the same record as the work. Not a CSV that no longer matches.

How it works

  1. 1. Programme — Brief, guidelines, and the creator list for that client.
  2. 2. Screen — Historic content against those rules before you onboard.
  3. 3. Run — Monitor what goes live and review drafts as they arrive.
  4. 4. Show — Report from the same assets. One picture for the room.

Who it is for

Account

A roster view that does not wait on screenshots from talent or a weekly recap.

Creative ops

Reviews at volume, with issues and actions, so the queue is not a person per market.

Leadership

Intelligence from the work you already ran — not a second system that rewrites the story.

Frequently asked questions

Can agencies run Noodle4 across more than one client?

Yes. Reviews, monitors, and reporting sit in one workspace per programme. Tagged and untagged content, comment lanes, and evidence stay on the same records instead of three exports per client.

Can we screen a whole roster before briefing?

Yes. Historic libraries against the campaign guidelines, with evidence, at programme volume. Screening is cheaper than a takedown.

Can we put reviews and alerts in Slack for the account team?

Yes. Slack is a surface on the same record as the workspace. The team that needs to approve a draft is already in the channel.

Is this priced per seat like influencer platforms?

No. Monthly workspaces from £99, priced for usage rather than seats. New workspaces start with £5 free credit after approval.