For marketing teams
Marketing operations software your whole team works inside
Briefs, calendar, approvals, leads and reporting in one system, with permissions that match how the team is actually structured.
One brief
- Product
- Monsoon skincare kit
- Audience
- Women 24–35, metro India
- Objective
- Lead generation
- Tone
- Warm, expert
Adapt for every channel
Channel-native versions
Instagram reel
Hook + 3 beats · 18s
LinkedIn post
Long-form · 1,120 chars
Subject + preview + body
YouTube short
Script + title
Coordination is the real bottleneck
The work is not the problem; knowing what is in flight, who owns it, whether it is approved and what it produced is. That knowledge lives in chat threads and in one person's head.
- Status meetings that exist to rebuild visibility
- Approvals given verbally and forgotten
- Analysts, contractors and managers all sharing one login level
Shared operating model, enforced by the platform
Campaigns hold their briefs and owners, content moves through explicit approval states, and roles — Owner, Admin, Manager, Content Manager, Analyst, Client — are stored separately from profiles and enforced with database policies.
What you get
Single content calendar
Everything in flight, per channel, with owner and state visible.
Explicit approvals
Draft, in review, approved, scheduled, published — with an audit trail.
Role-based access
Six roles with permission-level control, enforced server-side.
Campaign briefs
Objective, audience and budget attached to the work, not a separate doc.
Unified inbox
Replies and mentions assigned to owners with resolution tracking.
One reporting layer
The same numbers for the standup, the monthly review and the board pack.
How it works
The same sequence every team follows, from connection to measurement.
- 1Set up the workspace and invite the team with roles
- 2Create campaigns with briefs, owners and budgets
- 3Plan content into the shared calendar
- 4Route work through review and approval
- 5Report from the same data everyone else sees
Where teams use it
Distributed teams
Async approvals and a visible calendar remove the need for a synchronous status meeting.
Teams using contractors
Contractors get a Content Manager role scoped to drafting, not publishing.
Multi-brand teams
A workspace per brand under one organisation, with shared standards.
Frequently asked questions
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