The agents draft; you decide. Every post waits in review until you, or the reviewer you assign, approve it. From your phone, if that is where you are.
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Every round is on the record: who wrote it, who asked for what, who said yes, and who said no.
Why it matters
The teams winning LinkedIn publish through people, because personal profiles reach further than any company page. But one off-message post is all it takes for legal to shut a program down. Review is what makes volume safe: every draft passes a queue, every yes is on the record, and autonomy stays on the drafting side where it belongs.
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more engagement for personal profiles than company pages.
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posts publish without your yes, or the yes of the reviewer you assign.
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per reviewer: seats are unlimited on Team, so everyone who reviews joins free.
How it works
Everything the agents produce lands in the queue, not on LinkedIn. Autonomy on the drafting side, a valve on the publishing side.
Approve, request changes, or comment on the exact line with mentions. The writer sees precisely what to fix, and the next round remembers.
A yes sends the post to the schedule. No copy-paste step where errors creep in, no chasing anyone to publish.
What ships
An approve or needs-changes decision on every draft, round after round until it is right.
Feedback with mentions, on the post itself, visible to everyone in the workspace. No screenshot ping-pong in Slack.
Who creates, who reviews, who publishes, set per brand. The intern drafts for one client and cannot touch another.
Who approved what, when: the record agencies get asked for and rarely have.
Seats are unlimited on Team, so the client who only approves does not cost $59 a month to include.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT what is waiting in review and what is ready to ship, without opening the app.
You are your own reviewer: one glance in the queue before anything schedules. The structure is invisible until the day you add a client or a teammate, and then it is already there.
Yes. Seats are unlimited on Team. Invite the client who approves and the freelancer who writes; the bill only moves when you add a LinkedIn account.
Every approval and change request, by whom and when, per post. When a client asks who signed off, the answer is a link, not a memory.
Because the reach lives in personal profiles, which earn around eight times the engagement of company pages, and personal profiles are exactly where one off-message post does the most damage. Review is what lets a team publish through people at volume, safely.
Yes. The review queue works wherever your browser is: read the draft, see the graphic, approve or request changes between meetings.
Every draft gets an approve or needs-changes decision. Feedback lands as threaded comments with mentions on the post itself, and the next round arrives with those notes already applied, so nobody is emailing version-numbered docs around.
Brief your team once. It studies, plans, writes, designs, and schedules. You approve.
Your brief comes with you: once you're set up, it's the team's first job.
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