One place for what needs you.
Review posts, approve suggestions after they pass every check, and find your drafts, all in one list.
Three steps to staying on top of it.
Review what is waiting
Open the Workflow Hub under Work. Posts that need your review are listed first, so you can see what needs you.
Approve, edit, or dismiss a suggestion
Read the suggested post, see what it is based on, and check that it passed. Then approve it, edit it, or dismiss it.
Pick up your drafts
Posts you save without publishing show up under Your drafts, so you can pick up where you left off.
Everything waiting on you, in one place.
The Workflow Hub sits under Work. Posts that need your review come first. Below that, Suggested for you holds posts drafted for you to look over.
- Posts needing review are listed first, with a count so you know how many are waiting
- A small count shows how many suggestions are waiting for you
- Press Generate now when you want a fresh suggestion
Every suggestion shows its work.
Each suggested post shows who it is for, the words, the graphic, and what it is based on. Highlighted text in the post is checked against its sources, so you can see where each claim came from.
- See the post, the graphic, and the hashtags together
- Check the sources behind the highlighted text
- Approve it, edit it, or dismiss it. Suggested posts are drafted for you to review, and nothing is published until you approve it
Checked before you ever see it.
Each suggestion shows how many checks it passed. Open the list to see what was checked, from the evidence behind the words to the house style. Approving confirms the copy is accurate, and your name and the time are recorded with it.
- Thirteen checks cover claims, figures, banned words, disclaimers, links, lengths, and style
- Open 13 checks passed to see each one
- Your name and the time are recorded when you approve
Pick up where you left off.
Posts you save without publishing wait under Your drafts, at the bottom of the Workflow Hub, so you can pick one up and finish it.
- Saved drafts show up under Your drafts
- Each draft shows the channels it is for and when you saved it
- Links under each suggestion lead to How this is performing and Dismissed
Why teams choose Workflow Hub
You should not have to hunt for what is waiting on you. Workflow Hub gathers posts to review, suggested posts to approve, and your drafts into one list, so you can see what needs you and get back to the shop. Suggested posts are drafted for you to review, and nothing is published until you approve it. Suggested for you is in Beta, so it may change as we learn from how people use it.
Questions about Workflow Hub.
How the hub works and what to expect from suggested posts.
What is the Workflow Hub?
A screen under Work that collects what needs your attention: posts that need your review, suggested posts to approve, and your drafts. When nothing is waiting, it tells you so.
Where do suggestions come from?
Suggested posts are drafted for you from your Brand Kit and the content you supply, then checked. Each one shows what it is based on, and highlighted text in the post is checked against those sources. Suggested for you is in Beta, so it may change as we learn.
Can I edit a suggestion before approving it?
Yes. Each suggestion has Edit next to Approve, and Dismiss if you do not want it.
What do the checks cover?
Thirteen checks run on each suggestion: claims rest on the evidence you supplied, figures are supported, banned words, required disclaimers, links allowed, lengths, requested length, no filler phrases, house style, no duplicate claims, no recycled opening, claims verified, and rules and quality checked. Open 13 checks passed on a suggestion to see them.
Is anything published without my approval?
No. A suggested post waits in Suggested for you until you approve it, and a time is chosen when you approve. Approving confirms the copy is accurate, and your name and the time are recorded with it.
Where do my drafts live?
Posts you save without publishing show up under Your drafts, at the bottom of the Workflow Hub.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. You can start with a 14-day free trial. Start your free trial or see pricing.
More answers in the Help Center.
Ready for one clear list?
Review, approve, and pick up your drafts, all in one place.
