Three clear roles
Owners and admins run the organization and its channels; members work in the channels they are given.
Invite people to your organization, decide what each of them can do on each channel, and approve posts before they go out.
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Mon 23 Nov, 09:00Owners and admins run the organization and its channels; members work in the channels they are given.
Publish and Community access are set separately for each member on each channel.
Members who need approval submit posts instead of scheduling them; an admin approves or sends them back.
Talk about a post on the post itself, mention a teammate and get notified of replies.
Give an agency full access to one brand and view-only access to another. Let a new hire draft posts that someone else approves.
Publish: full access, or needs approval before scheduling.
Community: full access, view only, or no access.
Checked on the server for every post, comment, insight and MCP request.
| Member and channel | Publish | Community |
|---|---|---|
| Sam, admin: every channel | Full | Full |
| Maya, member: Instagram | Needs approval | Full |
| Maya, member: LinkedIn | Needs approval | View only |
| Jon, agency: Facebook | Full | No access |
Run your own brand and a client's from the same account. Each organization has its own channels, members and settings.
A queue per channel with posting times, a calendar and a composer that fits one post to every network.
How publishing worksKeep ideas on a board, start from templates, and let the assistant draft and rewrite with you.
How creating worksComments from every channel in one inbox, with saved replies and a score that keeps you honest.
How the inbox worksPlain-language takeaways, charts per channel and post, and exports for your reports.
How insights workAs many as you need. Team features are part of the free plan, with no limit on members.
Admins manage members, channels and settings and can publish everywhere. Members work only in the channels they are given, with the access set for each channel.
Owners, admins and members with full Publish access on that channel. A post can be approved, sent back with a note, or edited and approved.
No. A member sees only the channels they have been given, and only the parts their access allows.
Yes. When someone connects an AI tool through the MCP server, every request runs with that person's role and channel access.