Switch brand
Active brand
Scope
Posts, replies, media, reports, and approvals stay scoped to the active brand.
For agencies
Switch to the client brand in App Home, send the draft for Slack Connect review, and pull Friday's client report from the same queue you planned in.
Multi-brand
Brand switching is only shown where multi-brand scope matters.
Posts, replies, media, reports, and approvals stay scoped to the active brand.
Active brand
Lumen Trail · 3/5 posts scheduled · 2 approvals pending
Active brand5/5 posts scheduled · no approval backlog
Available to agency managersYour week in Slack
An account lead switches client brand in App Home, sends scoped review to the client, and ships Friday's recap from the same queue — no client portal.
Start of day
Acme's calendar, accounts, and queue only — other clients stay hidden.
Client review due
Client sees draft, creative, and platform; taps Approve or Request changes.
After decision
Reviewer, timestamp, and reason stay on the item for internal questions.
Friday
Shipped posts, blockers, and approval state export to the client channel.
How it works
These steps match the week table above — same surfaces, same buttons.
You doSelect the active client brand before planning or approving
ResultDrafts, roles, and reports stay scoped — Client B never sees Client A
You doSend assigned draft with platform targets and due date
ResultClient decides without your App Home or account credentials
You doLog approve, hold, or change with reviewer and reason
ResultYou answer "who signed off?" from the item, not email archaeology
You doRun report from the same queue you planned in
ResultRecap includes blockers and approvals, not just vanity metrics
Still worried?
No. You switch to Acme in the brand switcher; their calendar, approvals, and inbox queue are scoped to that brand. Client reviewers only see posts you assign for external review.
One brand, one client-safe path
Drafts, screenshots, and sign-off are split across email, internal threads, and a separate client portal.
The agency sends a post or pack to a shared Slack Connect channel. The client approves, requests changes, or rejects without seeing unrelated internal work.
Product workflow · Agency workspace
The preview matches the agency loop: scoped brand context, client-safe review, auditable decisions, reportable output.
Posts, replies, media, reports, and approvals stay scoped to the active brand.
Active brand
Lumen Trail · 3/5 posts scheduled · 2 approvals pending
Active brand5/5 posts scheduled · no approval backlog
Available to agency managersKeep working
Write a campaign-specific social client brief with audience, evidence, deliverables, decision owners, and a filled-in example.
Read the guide →GuideOrganize client reviews with complete packages, consolidated feedback, explicit final decisions, and a worked weekly review example.
Read the guide →GuideSet up a manual multi-brand Slack operating pattern with clear channels, account identifiers, review threads, and access checks.
Read the guide →Admin briefA short admin packet for explaining the Slack install request, the first workflow, and the rollout plan.
Read the guide →Free toolSee your caption and image together, check nine platform previews, and download a numbered PDF review sheet.
Use the tool →Free toolWork backward from a campaign launch with editable milestones, working-day deadlines, owners and two timezones. Download a calendar, printable PDF and editable plan.
Use the tool →Free toolPaste or drop a screenshot and turn its words into editable text. Read English printed text locally, then copy or download it. No signup or image uploads.
Use the tool →Ready when your team is
Review current plan limits, add the brands you manage, and send one client review through the external approval flow.