Delivered galleries
Finished photos presented as a gallery the client can actually look through, instead of a list of file names.
Feature — Delivery
Client photo delivery that looks like your work, not like a file server.
Approve the set, deliver a gallery the agent can view and download, and keep every file attached to the property it belongs to.
Why it matters
Delivery is the part of the job the client actually experiences.
An agent never sees your bracket workflow or your editor's revision round. They see the moment the photos arrive. If that moment is a raw folder link with 47 files named DSC_0421, the perceived quality of everything upstream drops with it.
Delivery is also where the most avoidable support load comes from: re-sending links, re-uploading a file someone deleted, hunting for last year's photos of an address. Tie the delivery to the property and most of that traffic disappears.
What you get
Everything the hand-off needs.
Client downloads
Downloads for the files the client paid for, without giving anyone access to your working storage.
Approval before delivery
You see the finished set first and can send it back for another pass before the client ever opens it.
Filed under the property
Every delivery is attached to the property and the client, so a request for last season's photos takes seconds.
Marketing extras attached
Property marketing pieces live alongside the media for the same listing rather than in a separate tool.
Access you control
Delivery is a link you issue, not a permanent invitation into your file storage.
Before it ships
Approval is part of delivery.
A gallery is only as good as the set inside it, so the review step sits inside the same workflow.
- Step 01
Editor returns finals
The finished set arrives back on the job it came from.
- Step 02
You review
Check the set against your style before anyone else sees it.
- Step 03
Approve or send back
Request another pass with notes written against the job.
FAQ
Delivery questions
Why not just send clients a cloud drive link?
A drive folder shows an agent a wall of file names and gives you no control over what happens next. A delivery gallery shows the work the way it should be seen, keeps the files attached to the property, and does not require handing anyone access to your storage.
Can I review the images before the client sees them?
Yes. Finished sets come back to you for approval first, and you can send them back for another pass before anything is delivered.
Can clients download full-resolution files?
Yes — delivered galleries include downloads, and you can hand off a delivery link so the client does not need to be walked through your storage.
Does the delivery stay available after the listing sells?
Deliveries are filed under the property and the client, so past media for an address remains findable instead of disappearing into an old dated folder.
What about marketing extras?
Property marketing pieces are attached to the same property record as the photos, so the delivery is the listing's media, not just a photo dump.
Delivery is the end of a chain that starts at booking and runs through editor production.
Make the hand-off feel finished.
Send one job through RELMX and see the delivery your client would receive.