A quarter that actually ships.
Drag-and-drop calendars, cross-LOB campaign centers, brief templates, and a command-center dashboard for editorial leads. Approved Strategy briefs go in; a quarter the CFO can defend comes out.
Color-coded, cross-channel visibility — the whole production state at a glance.
Editorial, brand, comms, and product all see one calendar. Drag a piece to a new week and the email, social, and PDF children shift with it. The standing planning meeting goes away.
Cross-LOB campaigns with a tagging taxonomy that rolls up to ROI.
Group pieces under the campaign and the brief that produced them. Every asset inherits persona, funnel stage, and pipeline target — so attribution rolls up automatically by the time the campaign ships.
Request intake that routes to the right pod, reviewer, and jurisdiction.
Stop writing the same brief from a blank doc. The brief library captures persona, voice, and jurisdiction up front; rule-based routing sends the request to the team and reviewer who own that topic. Configured once, runs forever.
A bird's-eye view your editorial lead can defend at the next board.
Workload, delays, production-time dashboard — the management surface for editorial leads. See where work is sitting before the deadline slips, not after.
Approved plans push to the project tools your team already lives in.
Planning at enterprise scale
"Some teams can create content at the speed of news, publishing effective stories within a day or two."
Caroline Paxton · Senior Director of Social Media, Content & Strategic Initiatives, RBC
Three numbers that move when planning is real.
Of planned pieces ship inside the quarter, when calendars carry capacity signal.
Faster intake-to-assignment when requests route via Plan instead of email.
Saved per VP per week by retiring the standing planning meeting.
A quarter you can actually defend at the next board.
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