Set the rule, leave the rest.
Pick a trigger and see what the rule does.
1 · When
When a comment arrives, when a report is ready, when a competitor posts — the trigger list keeps going in the panel.
2 · What the rule does
Puts the weekly plan on the calendar
The days in your plan are scheduled for your connected account. Every post lands in the approval list and does not go live until you approve it.
Creates content in your brand's voice
Your brand name, industry, target audience and tone preference go into the generation. The output lands in your media library and connects to the calendar from there.
Prepares a budget recommendation
You set the threshold. The rule prepares the recommendation; applying it needs your separate permission.
Drafts a reply
The message is turned into a draft reply in your brand's tone. The decision to send stays with you.
Rules you can build
Frequently asked
No. A post prepared by the automation lands in the approval list and only enters the publishing queue after you approve it.
By default, no. The rule prepares the recommendation, and even if you allow it to apply them it stays capped at 3 actions a day.
Yes, from the same price list as manual generation. If a generation fails the credit is refunded, and when the balance runs out the rule stops running.
You switch the rule off with one button, or stop all automation with holiday mode. The change takes effect immediately.
Your brand name, industry, target audience, tone preference and reference images all go into the generation — the same information you use when creating manually.
Steps tied to your plan do not run; the automation stops and shows you why in the panel.