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# Add Creators to Your Creator Content Check
Once you've [created a Creator Content Check policy](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/recruit-creators/creator-content-check/create-a-creator-content-check-policy.md), add creators from your social listener results to it to check their content against your standards. Ensure you've [created a social listener](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/find-partners-and-creators/social-listening/create-a-social-listener.md) then follow the steps below.
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This feature is currently in closed beta and is not available to all brands.
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1. From the left navigation bar, select .svg?alt=media\&token=8a0e56eb-ff89-4046-8e72-ad2b503f8bf9) **\[Discover] →** [**Social Listening**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/discover/protect/fr/social-listening.ihtml).
2. Hover over a social listener and select **View Results**.
3. Select  **\[Grid]** to display the creators in a grid format.
4. Use the [search bar or filters](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/find-partners-and-creators/social-listening/view-social-listening-results-and-dashboard.md) to find specific creators' content.
5. Hover over the caption of the content and select  **\[More] → Add to Creator Content Check**.
6. In the *Add to Creator Content Check* modal, select a policy from the  **\[Drop-down menu]**.
* If you haven't created a policy yet, you can select **Creator Content Check** from the modal which will direct you to the *Creator Content Check* screen. [Create a Creator Content Check policy](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/recruit-creators/creator-content-check/create-a-creator-content-check-policy.md), then add your creator.
* If you've already added this creator to the selected policy, you can view the results by selecting **Creator Content Check** from the modal.
7. Select **Add**.
* Once added, view the results. Refer to [View Your Creator Content Check Results](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/recruit-creators/creator-content-check/view-your-creator-content-check-results.md).
* Results can take up to 4 hours to return.
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**Note**: A creator can be added to more than one policy. To check the same creator against different standards — for example, a general vetting policy and a stricter campaign policy — repeat these steps and select a different policy each time.
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## What happens next
Once a creator is added, their check runs against your policy's criteria.
* Creators show as *Pending* while a check is running.
* When a check finishes, the creator's content check label changes to *Safe* or *Unsafe*.
* Creators on a policy that hasn't been run yet show as *Not checked*.
You don't need to stay on the page while checks run.
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