Client workspace separation
Keep connected accounts, brand identity, media, and scheduled posts scoped to the active workspace.
Use case
Keep client content moving without cross-posting mistakes.
One workspace per client, with its own channels, files, members and plan.
For agencies managing client brands.
Agencies
- Client accounts, media, and calendars need hard boundaries.
- Stakeholders need to see the work without full admin control.
- One campaign means many posts, many channels, and files reused across them.
Drafts the client can see
Keep campaign posts as drafts until they are ready. Invite the client as a viewer to see the calendar without changing anything.
Reusable client media
Store campaign images, videos, and product assets in folders so teams can reuse approved creative from Files.
Approval before automated posts
An automation can hold each post it writes until someone in the client's workspace approves it.
Relevant Publedia features
- Channels owned by each workspace
- Team roles and invites
- Files and folders
- Analytics (beta) and published post history
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