Let approvers work from the thread they already read.
Slash Social brings the draft, target platforms, media state, and approval controls into Slack so reviewers do not need to compare screenshots across tools.
Approvals
Approve social posts without losing context.
Review copy, media, platform targets, and client feedback in Slack. Approvers can accept, reject, or request changes without chasing a spreadsheet.
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Planning, approvals, publishing, inbox, and reporting stay tied to one brand.
Approvals
Approvals and review routes
PENDING APPROVAL
Customer proof post
A customer proof post is ready for approval with LinkedIn and Threads variants.
Why it matters
Every decision stays attached to the draft, the approver, the brand, and the reason.
- Slack-native review actions for approve, reject, hold, and request changes
- Configurable rejection reasons and permission-aware routes
- Client-friendly review loops for Slack Connect workflows
- Audit history for who approved what and when
Use consistent reasons instead of vague feedback.
Teams can capture structured rejection reasons, hold states, and comments so creators know what to fix and managers can see recurring friction.
Keep client approvals controlled.
Agency and client teams can review brand work without exposing unrelated drafts or internal planning channels.
Outcomes
What your team gets from approvals in Slack.
Built into the same workflow as intake, review, publishing, inbox ownership, and reporting.
Built into the same workflow as intake, review, publishing, inbox ownership, and reporting.
Built into the same workflow as intake, review, publishing, inbox ownership, and reporting.
FAQ
Approvals questions
Can a creator approve their own post?
Permissions follow each user's role. Teams can decide who creates, reviews, approves, publishes, and manages brand settings.
Can approvers reject with a reason?
Yes. Rejection reasons can be configured so feedback is consistent and easy to report on.
Ready when your team is
Bring approvals into Slack.
Start with the workflow that hurts most, then connect the rest of your social operation around it.