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Collaboration records

The records a KOC or KOL collaboration needs

The records in an influencer collaboration: brief, contract, drafts, content review, publishing, cancellation and settlement, and who is responsible for each.

Separate record types

Contracts, campaigns, content, channels and payments are kept as separate records so nothing gets mixed up.

Collaboration scope and term

General terms, each collaboration's conditions, term, changes and acceptance time are kept separately.

Payments and funds

Top-ups, holds, releases, refunds and offsets are recorded as separate transactions that are easy to check.

Brand brief and materials

The brand is responsible for requirements, content usage rights, product delivery and cancellation terms for each collaboration.

HOJA's responsibilities

HOJA keeps recommendation reasons, human approvals, block lists and content reuse consent under each policy version.

Information security

Share only the minimum information, limit access, log file access and handle data deletion requests.

Cancelling and closing a collaboration

When a collaboration is cancelled or closed, HOJA records the reason and payment handling instead of deleting the record, so both sides can check it later.

Please note

This page explains the types of records; it is not legal advice or contract text. Binding terms are in the contract and HOJA's published policies.
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This appendix does not create a contract, replace the terms of service or set payment rules.

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