Key takeaways
- SkedCast’s approval workflow lets a client review posts via a guest link, with approvals, rejections and comments kept attached to the post itself.
- SkedCast imports up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency and fans out across every account it targets.
Client approval social media: why a formal approval step matters
Without a structured review step, approvals happen over email threads, screenshots, or messaging apps — easy to lose track of, and impossible to audit later when a client asks who approved a specific post.
How the workflow runs
- A drafted post routes to an internal reviewer, then the client, or directly to the client
- The client reviews via a guest link, seeing the post exactly as it will publish, with no login required
- Approve, reject, or comment with a change request — the decision stays attached to the post
A gated feature, stated honestly
Multi-stage client approval is available on select paid plans, not every tier — check current plan details for exactly what’s included.
use case
FAQ
- Does a client need a SkedCast account to approve a post?
- No — approval happens via a guest link that needs no login or SkedCast seat on the client’s side.
- What happens if a client rejects a post?
- A rejection with a comment routes back to the drafting team, and the decision history stays attached to that post for reference.
- Is client approval available on every SkedCast plan?
- Multi-stage approval is available on select paid plans, not every tier.
- What is a social media approval process?
- A defined step where a drafted post is reviewed — internally, by a client, or both — before it publishes, with the decision and any comments recorded against the post rather than scattered across email or chat.