Agents give Editorial Producers more time to guide content to publication.
Create review copies from Markdown drafts and share them with writers.
Your writer's Markdown draft becomes a formatted Google Doc in your review folder, with comment access and a link in the original email thread.
Flag editorial proofs reviewers may lose before their due dates.
Your review cards show whether a reviewer's proof grant lasts through the deadline, so you can spot access problems before a decision is due.
Share page proofs for review and log the revision sent.
Your reviewers get the proof link, while your review ledger shows which revision you shared with them.
Offer a faithful search title for a finished video before publication.
Get a searchable video title in your producer's chat, with the finished clip linked for a quick review.
Attach checked narration to approved stories for review.
Your producer gets a playable MP3 beside the script, with any wording differences marked for review.
Publish finished video stories with titles grounded in their audio.
Your finished videos reach your channel with metadata drawn from their speech. Your team finds the link on the handoff file.
Assemble contributor copy and images into blog drafts.
Your contributor drafts arrive in a consistent blog post format, with images placed and an unpublished article ready for your review.
Move requested story research into brief drafts for review.
Get a research brief in your chosen format, with cited findings and story angles to review beside the original request.
Prepare video transcripts for your publication notes review.
Get a transcript from a video on your site onto its draft publication notes page, with a source link or a review note when captions are missing.
Move approved articles into audio review with a finished recording.
Your editors get a checked audio edition beside the final article, ready to review without chasing a recording.
Turn editor notes into descriptions on finished video drafts.
Your finished video drafts have descriptions ready for review. Your publisher checks the wording before scheduling.
Turn story footage and notes into a cut plan for the editor.
Give your editor a clear cut plan beside the source footage, so they can see what to use and what you want reviewed.