Vadilator is a service, not another tool to learn. Your company signs an NDA, gets a panel to drop files into, and our validator checks them: margins, centering, basic errors, and every text against the copy sheet you attach. Online and print. Back comes a signed report. Built for mass production, where nobody has the time to check and nobody has the tools.
We sign an NDA with your company. You get your own panel: clients, campaigns, deliveries, with access per person.
Statics, HTML5, video, print PDFs, any mix, and the copy sheet from the client as XLS. The brandbook once, per client.
A person who does this every day, with our measurement tools: geometry and brand on the files, every text against your sheet, frame by frame on video and HTML5.
Per delivery: every file, every finding, the frame that proves it, the validator's name. Unbranded, so you forward it to the agency or the client as your own.
Not whether it looks good. Whether it is right.
Every headline, subline, sticker, CTA and legal line in the finished files matched to the client's XLS, per language. Differences shown side by side.
Elements too close to the edge, text inside publisher safe zones, bleed and trim on print files.
Headlines a few pixels off centre, buttons not aligned to the text above them, uneven gaps across a row.
Colours slightly off the brandbook values, logo clear space and minimum size, the wrong logo variant on a dark background.
Cropped logos, clipped packshots, compression artifacts, a frame that renders wrong, a date in the wrong format, a missing character in one language.
clickTag present, weight under the publisher's limit, animation length, video duration and format, resolution and colour mode on print.
The measurement tool our validators work with is online as a demo. Drop a static, pick the format and the brand, and read the numbers: margins, centering, clear space, colours. Every finding comes with a screenshot and a one-line description of what is off and by how much. It does not judge taste, and no findings does not mean the file is fine.
If your team works in the ADI ecosystem, a reviewer's finding is not an email. It lands on the file as a status and a comment, in the same status set your agency defined, visible in ADI LINK, A.D.I. and in the producer's ADIMATE artboard list at once.