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Social publishing — One content plan. Every next moment.

Compose, organize and schedule social content by brand and connected account.

Who this helps

Teams planning social content for their own brand or a client’s connected accounts.

The situation

An approved creative still needs the right account, caption and publishing time before it belongs in the plan.

Fictional example: Forma Studio’s Instagram collection post is scheduled for 21 October at 11:00. This website example makes no live changes.

Follow the example, step by step

  1. Review what people will see

    What you do
    Inspect the collection artwork and caption in the post preview.
    What changes
    The creative appears in the selected platform’s presentation.
    Why it helps
    You can review the message and media together.
  2. Check the publishing identity

    What you do
    Confirm that Forma Studio’s connected Instagram account is the intended destination.
    What changes
    The sample preview identifies the account and platform beside the creative.
    Why it helps
    The content is associated with the brand that should publish it.
  3. Choose a place in the plan

    What you do
    Choose 21 October at 11:00 and review the surrounding calendar.
    What changes
    The creative moves toward its place among the other planned posts.
    Why it helps
    You can consider the timing alongside the rest of the content.
  4. Confirm the scheduled state

    What you do
    Schedule the prepared post once its account, content and timing are ready.
    What changes
    An Autumn collection entry appears on 21 October and the preview reads Scheduled.
    Why it helps
    The team can distinguish a planned post from a draft or a published result.

What your team gains

The team can see the intended post in the calendar with a clear scheduled state.

Give the team a shared publishing view and a clearer route from draft to scheduled post.

Inside Social publishing

Brand context

Keep each brand’s accounts and content organized.

Post composer

Prepare copy and media for supported post types.

Platform previews

Review how content is represented for the selected channel.

Publishing calendar

See upcoming content in date-based views.

Drafts & scheduling

Prepare content ahead of its intended publishing moment.

Connected accounts

Use the channels and actions available to your authorized integrations.

Questions and requirements

Does Scheduled mean the provider has already published it?

No. Scheduling and successful publication are different states. Review the later publishing result; account eligibility and provider limits still apply.

Can I use every post format on every network?

Supported media, formats and scheduling behavior vary by provider, account and permissions. Publishing requires an eligible paid plan.

Requirements and limits

Publishing requires a paid plan. Supported media, post types and scheduling behavior vary by provider, account and permissions.

Understand the next tool here

Read how each connection helps before choosing whether to open another page. Moving between tools does not itself configure an automatic handoff.

Analytics — read how it fits

Review available channel results after publication when the provider data has synchronized.

Explore available channel metrics with the context of your brand’s content and campaigns.

Fictional example: Forma Studio’s October report shows 32,000 reach and 2,680 interactions.

Before you use it

Metric availability, history and freshness depend on provider access and synchronization. The sample figures are fictional and do not prove attribution or ROI.

Optional: explore the full Analytics story ↗
Social inbox — read how it fits

Handle supported customer conversations through the relevant connected brand channels.

Bring supported brand conversations into a shared place for the people handling them.

Fictional example: Lina asks Forma Studio whether the collection is available in store; Nour reviews a suggested reply.

Before you use it

Inbox requires a paid plan. Supported message types, reply windows and channel capabilities vary by provider.

Optional: explore the full Social inbox story ↗

Choose your starting point