Scheduling and publishing workflow

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A content approval workflow in Sprout Social, showing a scheduled post marked as “Needs Approval” with an internal comment requesting a revision and a response confirming the revision has been made.
Sprout’s approval workflow makes it easy to share content with external and internal stakeholders.

I’d estimate that Sprout’s Message Approval Workflow is single-handedly responsible for preventing millions of lengthy email threads and shared document requests. This tool creates a bahrain b2b leads shared space for feedback by enabling teams to create multi-step, multi-user workflows that meet the needs of their specific organization.

Here’s what it looks like in action, depending on your role:

Director of Social Media: Tailored notification settings help you review content in a way that works with your schedule. Choose between hourly or daily approval request notifications to keep your day running smoothly.
Legal Compliance Specialist: Let your social team set you up with External Approver access so you can review sensitive content for legal risk.
Account Manager: Strengthen agency-client relationships by setting up a customized approval workflow for each of your individual accounts.
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Reporting workflow
The old way: Hours spent pulling metrics from native analytics solutions, making sense of them in a spreadsheet and creating data visualizations manually to explain your team’s impact across the business.

Sprout’s social media automation tools make quick work out of cumbersome reporting tasks by combining templated reports with user-friendly customization options.