Carry revision notes, check latest drafts, compare approved terms. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Turn partner briefs into guest article drafts with source notes.
Get a guest post draft shaped to your publication's rules, with source notes and questions your editor can resolve.
Receive the rejected PDF and reason in an assigned revision task.
Your makers get a rework task with the reviewed PDF and rejection reason, so the next revision starts from the right file.
Find requested revisions in one issue linked to the reviewed draft.
Your editor gets a clear revision issue from comments on your draft page, with links back to the review.
Draft articles and headlines from approved topic briefs.
Your ready SEO briefs become blog drafts with a featured image and search metadata, while your editorial queue keeps the review link.
Draft and publish articles from vetted research and target terms.
Your ready topics become search-friendly blog posts, with live links waiting in your editorial queue.
Build article drafts from topic briefs and source notes.
Your next blog post draft is ready to review in your document editor, with a title, meta description, and useful links when they fit.
Shape approved procedures into step-by-step customer posts.
Get a how-to blog draft from your approved procedure, with screenshots beside the steps and questions for your editor to resolve.
Add later reviewer notes to the task holding your draft revisions.
Your writer sees new draft corrections on the revision task they already use, with a link back to the review comment.
Add the reviewer's notes to your assignment for the rejected draft.
Your writer sees requested changes on the assignment they already use, with the draft version and review close at hand.
Create a review copy that preserves the original article's meaning.
Get a search-focused draft you can compare with the original, plus a clear summary of changes and source gaps for your editor to review.
Turn client notes into a complete blog draft with citations.
Get a blog post draft in your shared document, with citations for supported claims and a short list of facts for your client to confirm.