Who should be able to publish?
The person who owns the channel account, after a writer has prepared the source and a reviewer has checked the claims. Shared logins hide that handoff.
Features
Organize shared publishing responsibilities without losing clear ownership and review boundaries.
See it in practice
Illustrative workflow—not a live product screen.
Example members and roles
The person who owns the channel account, after a writer has prepared the source and a reviewer has checked the claims. Shared logins hide that handoff.
The audience, the approved destinations, the account, the canonical URL, and who may approve. A new teammate should not have to reconstruct that from memory.
It does not let several brands share one set of credentials. Brand scope and approval authority stay explicit so the wrong profile is harder to publish.
Prepare your next source and review every destination version.