Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Every production plan in Shook Console moves through a fixed sequence of 12 pipeline stages, from the initial draft all the way through to a finished deliverable.
Stage overview
| # | Stage | Phase | Description |
|---|
| 1 | Draft | Pre-production | The plan exists but work hasn’t formally started yet |
| 2 | Script Writing | Pre-production | The script is being written by the production team |
| 3 | Scripts in Review | Pre-production | Scripts have been submitted and are awaiting client review |
| 4 | Scripts in Revision | Pre-production | Client feedback received; scripts are being revised |
| 5 | Scripts in Translation | Pre-production | Approved scripts are being translated (where applicable) |
| 6 | Content Shooting | Production | Video content is being filmed or recorded |
| 7 | Contents in Review | Production | Raw content has been submitted and is awaiting client review |
| 8 | Contents in Revision | Production | Client feedback received; content is being re-shot or adjusted |
| 9 | Video Variant Editing | Post-production | The video variants are being edited from approved content |
| 10 | Video Variants in Review | Post-production | Edited variants submitted for client review |
| 11 | Video Variants in Revision | Post-production | Client feedback received; variants are being revised |
| 12 | Finished | Delivered | All variants approved and delivered |
Stage colour coding
In the UI, stages are displayed as coloured badges. The colour system follows the production phase:
| Phase | Colour | Stages |
|---|
| Pre-production (Scripts) | Blue | Draft → Scripts in Translation |
| Production (Content) | Teal | Content Shooting → Contents in Revision |
| Post-production (Video) | Indigo / Purple | Video Variant Editing → Video Variants in Revision |
| Delivered | Emerald | Finished |
Progress percentage
Each stage maps to a progress percentage used in the progress bars shown on the project page and plan detail page:
| Stage | Progress |
|---|
| Draft | 0% |
| Script Writing | 9% |
| Scripts in Review | 18% |
| Scripts in Revision | 27% |
| Scripts in Translation | 36% |
| Content Shooting | 45% |
| Contents in Review | 54% |
| Contents in Revision | 63% |
| Video Variant Editing | 72% |
| Video Variants in Review | 81% |
| Video Variants in Revision | 90% |
| Finished | 100% |
Moving plans between stages
You can change a production plan’s stage in several ways:
- Inline stage dropdown — available on every plan row in all table views (Projects, SLA Monitor, Assignments, My Assignments)
- Plan detail page — a stage selector at the top of the individual plan page
- Bulk Stage Bar — select multiple plans and change all of them at once
SLA and stage timing
The SLA system tracks how long a plan has been in its current stage. Each time a plan moves to a new stage, the timer resets. Plans in the Finished stage are always considered On Track regardless of how long they’ve been there.
