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# Getting started with Postjamm
#### Introduction
Welcome to Postjamm!
Postjamm is a video review and feedback management tool built for teams that need faster, clearer collaboration on video projects. It helps you manage projects, collect precise feedback, and streamline approvals in one place.
Let’s get started ✨
### **What you can do with Postjamm**
* Upload and organize video projects
* Collaborate with your team in one workspace
* Collect frame-accurate feedback
* Share projects with reviewers and clients
* Manage versions and approvals seamlessly
### **How Postjamm works**
Postjamm follows a simple structure:
* Workspace → Your main environment
* Folder → Organize your projects in their dedicated spaces
* Project → Container for a specific video task
* Versions → Iterations of the video placed inside a project
* Notes and Comments → Feedback and discussions for a specific version inside a project
### 1️⃣ **Create your account and set up your workspace**
Once you sign up and confirm your email, your workspace is created automatically.
You will be prompted to enter a name for your workspace. This is typically your agency name or your personal name. This name is visible to you and your team members within the workspace.
After setting the name, your workspace is ready to use.
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### 2️⃣ **Invite your team**
You can invite users to your workspace based on your plan.
* **Team plan**: You can add team members
* **Team Plus plan**: You can add both team members and collaborators
**Roles explained:**
* **Workspace owner**: You are the owner by default
* **Team members**: Have access to the entire workspace, including all folders and projects
* **Collaborators**: Have access only to the specific projects they are invited to
This allows you to control who sees what, especially when working with external clients.
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### 3️⃣ **Create your first project**
Start by creating a folder to organize your work.\
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Inside the folder, create a project by adding a project name.
You can either:
* Upload a video while creating the project
* Or create the project first and upload the video later
Once your video is uploaded, your project is ready for review.
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### **What’s next**
Now that your project is set up, you can:
* Share your project with reviewers
* Start collecting feedback and comments
* Add new versions and manage revisions
* Move towards final approval and delivery
### ✅ Explore Postjamm!
If you still have questions, just ping me! :)
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