Turn long videos into clips, draft posts, publish updates. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Send holiday social drafts to the right reviewer in chat.
Holiday captions reach your reviewer with the offer and dates in place, so you can check the post before it goes live.
Draft linked video descriptions for the publishing queue.
Get a ready-to-paste video description with useful context for related links, plus a clear note when a link needs your attention.
Route reviewable clip descriptions back through the editorial thread.
Give your editor a short video description that fits the clip, with the full video link ready to review in the request thread.
Verify scheduled meme posts and send live links to creators.
Your twice-daily Instagram meme posts come with captions and a chat update linking to the live post or explaining what went wrong.
Prepare descriptions from episode handoffs for publication review.
Get a YouTube video description ready to review from your editor's handoff. See chapter times and approved links alongside the episode summary.
File video copies in the shared review folder and update review items.
Your review item gets a playable MP4 link and the original YouTube link, with the file saved in your shared folder for offline review.
Flag videos without captions for manual follow-up in the library.
Your team gets readable video transcripts tied to their source links, with missing captions flagged for follow-up.
Keep each video's checklist current as captions become available.
Get a readable transcript beside each new upload in your publishing checklist, or a clear flag when captions never appear.
Flag missing captions and save usable transcripts on Reel assets.
Your Instagram video transcript sits beside the campaign Reel and source link, ready to search or reuse when captions are available.
Link each ready video intake item to its editable script.
Get a script from video captions you've supplied, ready to edit in a shared document and linked from your intake entry.
Link filed source videos to the tasks editors use.
Your editor gets the source video in the campaign folder, with its link on the reuse task after the creator marks it ready.
File each caption-based script with a link to its video entry.
Your pasted YouTube captions become readable script pages, with a link back to the video entry and a script link ready for review.