One team. Every brand in sync.
Times shown in your time zone.
A workspace for every brand.
Fitness
Product line
- Accounts
- 3 example accounts
- Calendar and media
- Own
- Approval
- Internal review
- People with access
- 4
Café
Region: UK
- Accounts
- 3 example accounts
- Calendar and media
- Own
- Approval
- Internal review
- People with access
- 3
Hotel
Region: Europe
- Accounts
- 4 example accounts
- Calendar and media
- Own
- Approval
- Internal review
- People with access
- 5
Fintech
Sub-brand
- Accounts
- 3 example accounts
- Calendar and media
- Own
- Approval
- Internal review
- People with access
- 2
Each social account connects to one brand only.
The right role for every contributor.
- Head of socialFitness: Brand managerCafé: Brand managerHotel: Brand managerFintech: Brand manager
- Content strategistFitness: StrategistCafé: StrategistHotel: No accessFintech: No access
- CopywriterFitness: WriterCafé: WriterHotel: WriterFintech: No access
- Regional marketerFitness: No accessCafé: No accessHotel: WriterFintech: Strategist
- DesignerFitness: DesignerCafé: DesignerHotel: DesignerFintech: Designer
- Social publisherFitness: PublisherCafé: PublisherHotel: PublisherFintech: Publisher
- Insights leadFitness: AnalystCafé: AnalystHotel: AnalystFintech: Analyst
Brand roles
Writer: Creates and edits posts, then submits them for review.
- Create posts: yes
- Edit posts: yes
- Submit for review: yes
- Approve internally: no
- Schedule and publish: no
- Recover failed publishing: no
- See analytics: no
- Manage accounts: no
Owners and admins can do everything across the organisation. Every permission is checked on the server.
How a week works.
Monday
Plan
Strategist
Lays out the week for every brand on one calendar, then filters to a single brand to check the balance.
Draft
Tuesday
Create
WriterDesigner
Writers draft one post with a version per network. Designers edit the media from the brand's library. Per-network checks flag problems early.
DraftIn review
Wednesday
Review
Brand manager
Reviews each network version. Asking for changes needs a note, and the edit comes back as a new version.
Changes requestedIn review
Thursday
Schedule
Publisher
Approves internally and schedules each post at a local time, in the right time zone for each region.
ApprovedScheduled
Friday
Publish and check
PublisherAnalyst
Posts go out and every attempt is recorded. A refused post shows as Failed with the reason, ready to recover. The analyst checks each brand's results.
Published
Nothing goes out unseen.
Review per network
Each network version is approved on its own, so one fix doesn't hold up the rest.
Notes when changes are needed
Requesting changes needs a note, so the writer knows what to fix.
Approved is not published
Approval unlocks scheduling. A network can still refuse a post, and it then shows as Failed with the reason.
Checked on the server
Only people whose role allows it can approve, schedule or publish.
- v1Changes requestedBrand manager
Use the product shot from the library, and shorten the first line.
- v2In reviewWriter resubmitted
- v2ApprovedBrand manager approved this exact version
Any edit creates a new version and returns it to review.
Results, brand by brand.
Per account and per brand
Each brand's results stay in its own workspace, next to its accounts.
Clear gaps
An account without data says why, for example a missing permission.
Metric collectionPlanned
Collecting metrics from the networks is rolling out.
Date ranges and scheduled reportsPlanned
Planned for a later release.
- Reported by the network
- Reported by the network
- Reported by the network
No data: the account is missing the insights permission.
Shapes only, no real figures. No cross-network totals or estimates.
Ready to choose a plan?
Compare Starter, Growth and Enterprise, or talk to us about what you need.
Internal review comes with Growth, which covers up to five brands. Starter suits a single brand without approvals, and Enterprise is shaped around larger teams.
Say hello to Trabbly.
- Shaped around your brands
- Honest about what's live
- No social passwords, ever
