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Built for anyone who needs a yes before they post.

Agencies with forty clients, freelancers with four, creators with brand deals, head offices with a dozen locations, compliance teams and university comms — the job is the same: plan it, get it approved, post it without surprises.

01Social media agenciesFor agencies running many brands at onceYour real product is a month of content, signed off. Every client gets a workspace of their own, with a month plan, a review queue and their own connected accounts — so ten brands never blur into one feed.
02FreelancersFor freelance social media managersWhen you’re the whole team — strategist, editor, copywriter and account manager — every hour spent chasing a “yes” is an hour not spent creating. Give every client one clean review link and get your evenings back.
03CreatorsFor creators working with brandsBrand deals come with a brief, a deadline and someone who has to sign off. Send them the actual post — the reel cover, the caption, the tag — and get a clear yes before it goes live, not a correction after.
04In-house teamsFor in-house teams with stakeholders to pleaseIn-house, the “client” is the founder, the legal team or the product lead. The problem is the same: get a clear yes on the exact post before it publishes, and keep the record.
05Multi-location brandsFor franchises and multi-location brandsLocal teams know what’s happening on their street; head office knows what the brand can say. Give every location its own workspace to plan and write in, and let head office approve each post before it goes out.
06Regulated industriesFor teams where every post needs approvalIn financial services, healthcare and law, a post that goes out wrong isn’t just embarrassing. Make sign-off something the tool enforces rather than something people remember: nothing publishes unapproved, and nothing approved changes quietly.
07Nonprofits & universitiesFor nonprofits and universities with many voicesAdmissions, research, alumni, fundraising, every programme and chapter — they all have something to post, and the comms team is answerable for all of it. Let each group draft in its own workspace, and let comms approve before anything goes out.

Get next month approved before it starts.

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