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Product features

Prepare social posts and email designs, manage connected accounts, and review publishing activity from your Hub workspace.

Content planning and scheduling

Write posts, select destinations, and attach images or video. Save drafts while you work, then choose a publishing time.

Use one place to prepare the caption and media before a post reaches your audience.

Connected social accounts

Connect supported accounts through provider authorization or the connection method shown in Hub. Check connection status and refresh supported tokens.

You authorize the account and can remove its connection from Hub.

Media for publishing

Upload assets for your posts and select them from the media library. Supported formats, duration, and file limits depend on the destination.

Review the actual media before scheduling. Platform processing can take additional time.

Social inbox

Bring supported comments and messages into the workspace and reply where the connected platform permits it.

Inbox coverage varies by platform, account type, permissions, and plan.

Audience and lead capture

Build forms and pages to collect responses for your business. Keep audience work alongside your marketing tools.

Collect only information you need and publish an appropriate privacy notice for your audience.

Email design and reusable templates

Create emails in the visual builder, save reusable templates, and preview HTML output. Each account manages its own documents.

Campaign sending requires an available recipient allowance and appropriate sender configuration.

Workspace and account controls

Manage your profile, account security, and available workspace settings. Team and billing features depend on the workspace configuration.

Use your own account and keep connected channel permissions under review.

Before you schedule a post

Connect the channel, prepare the content, choose its timing, and check the outcome. A successful connection is separate from permission to publish; some platform features require provider approval before they can be offered more broadly.