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Industry · Creator Economy

Every deal is two financial events on two timelines

The brand pays you on day 3. You pay the creator on day 30. The reconciliation that ties them together lives in a forwarded email. Loopfour closes that loop automatically.

Industry Context

Where the finance work gets stuck.

One deal creates two money movements

Two sided marketplaces are a billing nightmare for a structural reason: income and expense are linked but asynchronous. A single deal generates money coming in from the brand and money going out to the creator, on different schedules and under different terms. The two have to be matched to know whether the deal actually made margin.

The system of record is an inbox

In practice that matching happens in an inbox. A bank notification arrives, someone forwards it, someone else ticks it off against an invoice in a spreadsheet. At a few deals a month it is annoying. At five hundred it is a full time job that still misses things. A missed match means a creator paid for money that never landed, or a brand never chased for a balance owed.

Brand receivablesCreator payoutsPayment matching

The Reality

Why two sided billing leaks

Two sides, two timelines

Brand receivables and creator payables are tied to the same deal but settle weeks apart. Tracking them as one event, across that gap, is where everything slips.

Payment tracking lives in email

Confirmation that a brand paid arrives as a bank notification someone forwards. There is no system of record, just an inbox and a spreadsheet that drift apart.

500+ reconciliations a month

At volume, manually matching incoming brand payments to outgoing creator payouts becomes a full time job that still leaves gaps.

Payout disconnected from receipt

Creators expect to be paid on schedule whether or not the brand has settled. Without a tie between the two, payouts go out blind and margin is a guess until month-end.

How Loopfour Handles It

Match the money in, schedule the money out

Loopfour invoices the brand the same day a deal closes, watches for the incoming payment, and matches it automatically. Then it schedules the creator payout on its own 30 day terms. Both sides of the deal stay tied together from signature to settlement.

Loopfour run

Deal settlement run

Reviewed
01Brand invoice sent
02Payment matched
03Payout scheduled
04Margin confirmed
Receipt linkedPayout rule passedDeal ledger updated

Same day

brand invoicing

Real time

payment matching

500+

reconciliations automated

30 day

precision payouts

Built for two sided businesses where every dollar in is tied to a dollar out on a different clock.

Creator MarketplacesInfluencer PlatformsTalent AgenciesContent LicensingTwo Sided Payments

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