Weekly posts plan around your requests
Your requests come first when Tumbleweed writes your weekly posts, and each fact is easy to check before you approve.
- Your requests come first. Tumbleweed writes for your requests before choosing its own topics, starting with the one needed soonest.
- Posts go out at the right time. A post for a request is scheduled close enough to its date to matter.
- "You asked for this." Posts written for a request carry that label, with the subject and date.
- Review a suggested post like a document. Each fact Tumbleweed checked is marked in the post, with its note in a review column beside it showing where the fact came from. Mark a fact "Looks right" as you go, and the card counts how many you have reviewed.
- Your details make it through approval. A post that uses the dates, times, and prices you gave in a request, or typed to your assistant, no longer gets stuck when you approve it.
- Need it sooner? "Write it now". If a request is needed before your next weekly posts, an Admin can have it written right away. It uses AI credits, and the post lands in your Workflow Hub for you to review. If you're out of credits, an organization Admin can add more in Settings, under Billing.