Plan the campaign
Set the audience, channels, owners, deadlines, and approval depth before drafting starts.
ContentFlow gives your team one workspace for content, approvals, conversations, and analytics across every brand.
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Campaign brief
4 channels · 3 reviewers · 1 publish window
Decision trail
Approved by campaign lead
Scheduled for 20 May, 09:00
One record from brief to result
Writers keep context, reviewers see the latest version, and publishers work from an approved schedule.
ContentFlow keeps the campaign brief, channel versions, review notes, and publishing outcome together.
Set the audience, channels, owners, deadlines, and approval depth before drafting starts.
Compare channel copy, leave precise notes, and record the final decision without a side thread.
Schedule approved versions, monitor delivery, and keep failures visible for the publisher.
Attach approved examples, required phrases, audience context, and claims to avoid. A person reviews every draft before it moves forward.
Campaign request
Write a LinkedIn post for operations leaders. Lead with the review-time finding and keep the tone direct.
Draft for review
Approval loops cost time when the latest version and final decision live in different places. Put the brief, review, and publish record together.
3 brand rules applied
Filter the calendar by campaign, channel, owner, or approval state. Move a date without losing the review history.
Content calendarProduct launch
Customer story
Founder note
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How-to video
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Connection availability depends on each network's API permissions and the publishing providers enabled for your workspace.
Review access can be limited by role and workspace permissions. Your administrator controls who can comment, approve, and publish.
The registration flow starts with your work email and a one-time code. Your available plan and limits appear in the workspace.
The team can review your source exports, channel access, media, and approval structure before setting a migration plan.
Create the workspace, connect a channel, and give each reviewer a clear place to decide.
Route conversations with customer context attached.