Hiring
Statement of Work
A contract annex specifying deliverables, timelines, acceptance criteria, and fees for one particular engagement.
What it means in practice
The statement of work translates a broader agreement into project-specific tasks, milestones, responsibilities, and commercial terms. It often defines how submissions are reviewed, when revisions are due, and what triggers invoicing or payment.
Why it matters
A precise statement of work gives both parties an objective basis for managing delivery, approval, and fees.
How it is used
A campaign team attaches an SOW listing each video, deadline, revision round, acceptance requirement, and payment milestone.
Also called
SOW
Related terms
- Independent ContractorA self employed worker engaged for defined deliverables who controls their own methods, equipment, and tax obligations.
- Non-Disclosure AgreementA contract obliging a creator to keep unreleased products, briefs, and commercial details confidential.
- OffboardingClosing out a creator engagement by confirming final files, rights transfer, payment, and removal of asset access.
