Plan, create, approve and publish as one team.
Everyone works from the same Brand Kit, calendar and approval queue. Roles decide who drafts, who approves and who publishes, and the audit log records every change.
In-house teams juggle a scheduler, a design tool, a shared drive, a chat thread for approvals and a spreadsheet that tries to hold it together. Work gets done twice, versions get lost and nobody is sure which caption is final.
The bigger the team, the worse it gets. New people write in a slightly different voice, approvals wait on one busy manager, and a post goes out with last month's offer because the fix lived in someone's notes.
PQZ gives the team one workspace for the whole loop. The Brand Kit keeps everyone on voice and on fact, the Content Planner shows who is working on what, and Approvals makes sign-off a single queue instead of a chase.
Editors draft, approvers sign off, viewers watch results, and owners handle billing, channels and roles. Agency adds custom roles with a permissions matrix.
Require approval, add a second approver, and auto-schedule on approval. The rules apply whether a post came from Content Autopilot or a teammate.
We are hiring a workshop lead. Four days a week, on site in our studio.
Approved on my side. Nina, can you check the hours?
Settings › Audit log lists approvals, publishes, invitations and security changes with who and when. Export it to CSV on Agency.
About an hour of shared time.
Content Autopilot drafts the week from the plan. Editors pick up ideas on the board.
Editors polish, approvers sign off in bulk or send posts back with a note.
PQZ publishes on time. Social Inbox threads are assigned to the right person.
The team checks Social Analytics together and adjusts next week.
Clear owners for every step.
Everyone, and every AI draft, writes in the same voice with the same facts.
Owner, Approver, Editor and Viewer, with custom roles on Agency.
Require approval, two approvers, auto-schedule on approval.
Board, list and queue views of who is working on what.
Discuss a post on the post, not in a chat.
Hand posts and inbox threads to teammates.
Approvals waiting, failed posts and expiring connections.
Who changed what and when, exportable to CSV.
Protect every account with an authenticator app.
Owners manage billing, integrations, roles and the approval rules that apply to everyone.
Approvers can review and approve content without needing to change settings. Two approvers can be required on every post.
Editors draft, edit and schedule for approval. They cannot publish anything that has not been approved.
Viewers see the calendar and results, which is ideal for leadership and stakeholders who want visibility without editing rights.
Three common setups.
Autopilot drafts, the marketer polishes and the manager approves once a week.
Each editor owns channels on the board, and one approver signs off everything.
A workspace per market with its own channels and the same brand rules. See multi-location.
The same team, less chasing.
Bring your team into PQZ and approve your first 30 days together.