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Filtering Content by Usage Rights

Filter your content by usage-rights status to manage requests efficiently.

Written by Kylie Decipeda

📋 Available on: All plans (Startup, Growth, Enterprise, Agency, and Custom)

Archive provides filtering options to help you organize and manage your content usage rights requests efficiently. You can easily sort through your requests based on various criteria to find exactly what you need.


Accessing the Filter Options

To start filtering your content requests, follow these simple steps:

  1. Go to your Manage Rights page.

  2. Click on Add Filter.

  3. Choose the filter/s you want to use for organizing your requests.


Available Filter Options

Archive offers several filter types to help you organize your content:

Status Filter

Filter your requests based on their current status:

  • In Queue - Requests that are pending and haven't been processed yet

  • Requested - Content where usage rights have been requested from the creator

  • Approved - Content where the creator has granted usage rights

  • Rejected - Content where the creator declined the request

  • Expired - Content where the usage rights or spark code has expired

  • Failed - Content where automated delivery did not succeed

Scope Filter

Sort requests by the type of usage rights requested:

  • Usage Rights - Standard usage rights requests for content

  • Partnership Ad Code (Instagram) - Rights for content to be used in partnership advertisements

  • Spark Code (TikTok) - Rights requested through Archive's TikTok Spark Code system

Platform Filter

Sort requests by the social platform they came from:

  • Instagram - Requests tied to Instagram content

  • TikTok - Requests tied to TikTok content

  • Other connected platforms, depending on your workspace

Account Names Filter

Filter requests by the specific social profile or creator account they were sent to.

Item Types Filter

Filter requests by the type of content item (e.g. post, image, or video).

Request Date Filter

View requests based on when they were initiated:

  • Select specific date ranges to see requests from certain periods

  • Useful for tracking recent requests or reviewing historical data

Response Date Filter

Filter by when creators responded to your requests:

  • Helps identify recently approved content

  • Track response times and follow up on pending requests


Using Multiple Filters

You can combine multiple filters to create more specific views:

  • Apply both Status and Date filters to see approved content from a specific timeframe

  • Use Scope and Status together to view all Spark Code requests that are pending

  • Use Platform and Status together to view all pending TikTok requests

  • Mix and match filters to create custom views that match your workflow

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