Social media approval workflows
Nothing publishes until the right person has said yes, and there is a record of who did.
Review before anything goes out
Drafts route to reviewers, reviewers approve or send back with comments, and only approved content publishes. For a regulated team, or an agency posting on a client's behalf, that gate is the product.
Roles that match how the team is organised
Organisations, departments and role-based permissions decide who can create, who can publish, who can manage billing and who can see analytics. Someone who cannot publish content cannot start paid advertising either - permissions are one set, not one per feature.
- Multi-tenant organisations with departments and teams
- Granular permissions across content, publishing, billing and analytics
- Audit logs recording who changed what, and when
- Client separation, so one client's work is not visible to another's team
An audit trail that outlives the work
Approvals, assignments, credit adjustments and account changes are written to an audit log with the person who made them. When a client asks who approved a post, the answer is a record rather than a memory.
See it on your own accounts
Connect a channel and publish something. That is a shorter route to knowing whether this fits than any amount of reading.