Ideas get lost in a busy week
Customer questions could inspire useful posts, but collecting them takes time.
Turn everyday expertise into useful social posts. Review the drafts, then share them your way.

From customer question to draft post
Customer questions could inspire useful posts, but collecting them takes time.
A useful topic still needs the right wording, format and visual.
Your team needs to check claims and service details before a post goes live.

From customer question to draft post
Use your customer enquiries as editorial input. A starting point for the brief: Receive requests about payroll outsourcing, employee onboarding, or a payslip correction.
Prepare a caption and visual, then adjust the tone, service details and call to action before choosing a publication date.
Keep topics, drafts and scheduled content in a workflow your team can review. Publishing destinations depend on the connected networks.
Illustrative editorial brief and draft, not a published post. Adapt it to your services, then check every claim and visual before publication.
Prepare service descriptions, hours, operating area and common questions. Keep prices and conditions current so answers use the right source.
Prepare your content agent and confirm which publishing destinations are available for your connected accounts.
Review claims, visuals and links, then check the network and publishing settings. Approve the draft before scheduling or publishing.
Choose the audience, topic, format and next action for the reader. Check which formats each destination supports. Review every draft, visual, claim and platform setting. Content planning does not automatically answer direct messages. Availability depends on your connected integrations and account configuration.
Start with your website widget. Then extend to:
Start with the channel that fits your business. Grow when you are ready.
What to know before bringing an AI assistant into your everyday work.
Start with the questions your team answers repeatedly. For this profession, use this as a starting point: Receive requests about payroll outsourcing, employee onboarding, or a payslip correction.
The content workflow prepares posts. Direct-message replies are a separate assistant integration, such as Instagram or Messenger, with its own permissions.
Review the generated text and image in the content workspace. Edit or regenerate what needs changing before approving a publication.
No. Available formats and publishing actions depend on the network and connected account. Check the destination settings before scheduling.
Review relevance, factual accuracy and the action offered to readers. Publish a small approved selection and assess actual enquiries before expanding.
Let your assistant handle the first step. Keep your team in control of what comes next.