While Flinque provides a robust platform for influencer marketing, there are a few features that it currently does not provide, that some brands might need:

1. Integration with e-commerce platforms: Certain platforms, such as Grin or Upfluence, offer direct integration with e-commerce platforms like Shopify or Magento. This can accelerate processes like product seeding or tracking conversions directly linked to influencer activities.

2. Influencer Contract Management: Some brands may need a built-in contract negotiation and management feature that platforms like AspireIQ or CreatorIQ offer. This feature helps to streamline the process of negotiating terms with influencers, and maintains records of all agreements.

3. Direct Messaging: Brands often like to communicate with influencers directly through the platform. Several platforms such as Traackr or Julius offer a built-in messaging system, which is absent in Flinque.

4. Predictive Analytics: Some platforms like HYPR have predictive analytics capabilities. They use historical data to predict future performance of an influencer’s campaign, which Flinque does not currently support.

Flinque excels in an array of areas such as discovery, campaign planning, and ROI measurement. However, the appropriate platform for an organization really depends on specific needs and use cases. By assessing their specific workflows, brands can identify the platform that would best fill their requirements.