Keep each brand, website, account set, and schedule separate.
One connected path from setup to published work
Auto Presence AI keeps the decisions made at the start of a workflow connected to the content, schedule, publishing result, and workspace record that follow.
Add a website and supported business channels to the active workspace.
Set tone, topics, language, image choices, calls to action, and platform preferences.
See drafts, approvals, scheduled work, publishing attempts, failures, and completed posts.
Six steps, one workspace context
Each stage below reflects the current product structure and the workflow users can complete in the platform today.
Give each business its own operating space
A workspace keeps the website, connected accounts, content rules, schedules, and publishing records for one business together. Switching workspaces changes the context across the dashboard.
- Separate brands and client work
- Workspace based account and plan limits
- Active workspace remembered in the browser
Connect the places where content will live
Add a website and the supported business accounts used by the workspace. Connection status, account type, and publishing availability remain visible before any schedule is created.
- Website connection and crawl flow
- Facebook Page and Instagram Business support
- Pinterest Business connection with board selection
Set the guardrails before work is generated
Save the preferences that should guide future work. Website content and social content use their own settings so teams can control tone, topics, length, language, calls to action, hashtags, and media choices.
- Brand tone and language
- Topics to include and content boundaries
- Platform specific image, hashtag, and call to action choices
Choose topics and put real dates behind the plan
Use website analysis, detected topics, saved keywords, Query Hunter research, or your own topic list. Create schedules with dates, times, connected destinations, and the approval mode that fits the team.
- Website topics and keywords stay tied to the connection
- Social schedules can contain separate platform work
- Approval mode determines whether work waits for review
Prepare the work, then keep the final decision visible
Generated work moves into the same pipeline used for editing, image selection, approval, rescheduling, and removal. Social posts are stored by platform, so one schedule can produce distinct work for each destination.
- Edit captions before approval
- Choose generated or uploaded media where supported
- Approve, reschedule, remove, or retry without losing the record
Track what happened after the schedule was created
The publishing pipeline separates scheduled, generating, draft, approved, publishing, published, unscheduled, and failed states. The dashboard then brings published work, upcoming schedules, account health, and activity into one view.
- Per platform publishing results
- Visible error messages and retry paths
- Published records and operational analytics
The page says what the platform can do today
Planned products are kept separate from the live workflow. That means users can understand what is available, what has limits, and what is still on the roadmap before they create an account.
Workspaces, website connections, content rules, Content Studio, Social Studio, scheduling, supported publishing, Query Hunter, and operational analytics.
Availability depends on the connected account type, supported publishing permissions, and third-party platform requirements.
Full SEO Suite, backlink operations, blogger outreach, advanced rank tracking, and video creation workflows remain clearly labelled as planned products.

