For brands

You’re already paying for the data. You’re just not getting it.

You’re already paying for the data. You’re just not getting it.

You’re already paying for the data. You’re just not getting it.

Your agency can keep running the work. Your company keeps the deal record.

Your agency can keep running the work. Your company keeps the deal record.

Whether your team runs the deals or works with agencies, the company should not have to start from zero each time. Basa keeps the rate, scope, rights, and agreement with the deal.

Example data.

Agency$4,500 + scopeRights missingBrand team90 daysRate missingLegalContract v2Relationship missing
ONE USEFUL DEAL RECORDMaria Souza

KindRoot Summer 2026

Rate
$4,500
Scope
1 Reel + 2 Stories
Rights
90 days
Owner
Campaign team
See the source deal

The company keeps the deal history its teams created.

With the record kept, the next team does not have to reconstruct it.

Example data.
Talent Network

Find the creator. Open the history.

Maria SouzaKindRoot Summer 2026 → KindRoot Holiday 2026

The next team starts with the last deal, not another search through messages.

Next deal

KindRoot Holiday 2026

Open Maria’s last agreement before making the next offer.

Previous rate
$4,500 starting point
Previous work
1 Reel + 2 Stories
Usage window
90 days from first publication
Check the expiry and confirm the new scope.Open the Summer 2026 deal

The creator responds. The team keeps the record.

The people working in the same Basa team keep the response with the deal. Bringing in an agency’s history is a deliberate step. Nothing is shared between companies automatically.

CREATOR VIEWPrivate deal link

Example data.

KindRoot Summer 2026

Review the work, timing, usage, and offer in one place.

Maria Souza$4,500
TEAM VIEWCompany record

Example data.

Response received

The same facts arrive with the source, owner, and next action.

Next actionReview response
WHERE THIS GOES

What did another team already learn?

Each completed deal adds usable context for the next one.

Where are rates changing?Which rights expire next?Which issues keep returning?