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# Content library and usage rights

Find approved GIMI campaign content in the Content Library and confirm usage rights before you reuse creator work.

The Content Library is one place to access approved campaign content. Approved work may be added automatically after moderation.

The library may contain published social posts, uploaded videos, images, source files, AI-generated assets, shortlisted content, Spotlighted content, and work from completed campaigns.

## How do I find content?

1. Open **Content Library**.
2. Select the campaign.
3. Choose a content format or platform.
4. Apply status or shortlist filters, sort, and open the item.

You can revisit work without returning to the original moderation queue.

### Filter by campaign

Use the campaign filter when you are preparing a report, sharing with a client, reviewing winners, planning organic social, finding approved assets, or comparing campaigns.

### Finding shortlisted content

1. Open **Content Library**.
2. Select the **Shortlisted** filter.
3. Choose the campaign or shortlist.

Teams often separate shortlists by purpose: Paid Ads, Organic Social, Client Review, Potential Winners, Creator Partners, Product Launch, Needs Legal Review.

### Finding Spotlighted content

Use the **Spotlighted** filter for recaps, creator recognition, social reposting, future invitations, and creative benchmarking.

## Where does approved content go?

Approved content is stored in your organization’s Content Library. Approval still does not replace your responsibility to confirm **usage rights**.

Before reusing creator content, check:

* Campaign terms and the creator agreement
* Paid-media permissions and editing permissions
* Duration, geography, and exclusivity
* Music rights and third-party intellectual property

Make intended usage clear in the campaign terms from the beginning.


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