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Contence never publishes on its own. Anything that goes out to a platform needs a named person’s approval, and agents can only prepare it.

YouTube

With a channel connected, an upload to YouTube needs a named person’s approval and asks which channel when the workspace has more than one. Uploads are private unless the approver sets a publish time. Titles, descriptions, tags and thumbnails of the channel’s videos can be changed the same way, each with named approval. Contence also reads the channel’s videos and analytics, so the team and its agents can see what shipped and how it performed.

Typefully

With Typefully connected, agents can create and edit Typefully drafts with named approval. Contence never publishes, schedules or shares a Typefully post. A person does that in Typefully.

The schedule

The Schedule page is the content calendar: every recorded publication, published or scheduled, with its time.

Recording where content went out

Published content is represented by its links. When something goes out, record the link and Contence attaches it to the right item in the Library, or creates one:
Pass the content item when you know it. Without one, Contence attaches the link to the one strong match or returns the candidates so you can pick. Recording a link never posts anything.
Instagram, Facebook and TikTok connections are not generally available yet. They show as Coming soon on the Connectors page.