[ Approvals ]
Nothing publishes
without your yes.
Unitive does the week: plans it, writes it, schedules it. Then every piece of it stops in one queue and waits for a person.
Approve it, or throw it out.
These are three drafts of the kind the agent leaves for you overnight. Decide each one and watch it leave the queue. Approved work is scheduled; rejected work never goes anywhere. This demo runs in your browser and sends nothing.
- Instagramdrafted 06:12 · queued for 09:00
Spring launch: 4-card carousel
Four new colourways, one weekend. Swipe for the full set, then tell us which one is yours.
- LinkedIndrafted 06:14 · queued for 11:30
Founder note: long form
We said no to three features this quarter. Here is how we decided, and what we built instead.
- Xdrafted 06:15 · held for approval
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Sorry about the delay on your order. It ships today, and we have sent tracking to your inbox.
Posts
A post the agent drafts for a campaign is parked as pending approval at its planned slot. Approving it is what schedules it.
Agent actions
Anything the agent wants to change, rather than read, is queued as an approval request. An editor or above approves it, and only then does it run.
Client reviews
Clients approve or comment through a share link with no account and no seat, with frame-accurate comments on video and reminders when sign-off stalls.
- The agent never has more access than the person it acts for.
- An action we cannot classify, such as one in a third-party app, is treated as a change and queued.
- A campaign can lower the workspace setting. It can never raise it.
- One switch rejects everything waiting for approval at once.
How much reaches the queue is up to you. Turn the agent down to suggestions only, or let it schedule on its own inside limits you set. How the autonomy dial works