Ready for Client
The writer finished at six and the account lead was on a call. By morning, nobody can say whether the LinkedIn post the client just opened was read by anyone at all.
Plans
Your team reads it first- Pro included
- Agency included
Spring regatta recapSigned off: 2 of 3 assets
LinkedIn Company Post
Founder LinkedIn Post
Newsletter
one left to read, so it stays in the tray
What It Does
Someone on your team signs off each asset. Once every asset in a post is signed off, the post is Ready for Client, and only then can it be sent or its link copied.
Signing off sends nothing anywhere. Your webhook, Google Drive, and Slack all wait for the client’s answer.
DraftReady for ClientWith client
a client can only see the last one
How It Works
1
Read Each Asset
Open the LinkedIn post, then the newsletter. The post keeps count as you sign each one off.
2
Or Mark the Whole Post
Mark as Ready for Client signs off whatever is left, and asks you to open anything you haven’t read first.
3
Send It When You Like
The post waits under Ready for Client on Approvals, alone or with others.
Worth Knowing
Change a wordAny edit to the text sends that asset back to Draft, so someone reads it again.
Who signs offThe Owner and Editors. A Viewer can see where a post stands and can’t mark it.
Clients with no approverWith No Approver chosen, Ready for Client counts as the approval. It is never shown as the client’s own.
Sign Off Your First Post
Free for 14 daysNo credit card needed