Multi-channel schedule Every channel.
Every date. One view. Marketing content, internal comms, product launches, investor cadence. Different teams, same problem: things go out on a schedule and the schedule lives in five places. The calendar pulls all of it into one view, color-coded by channel, with approval gates that hold until sign-off.

No. Anything that goes out on a schedule fits the calendar. Marketing teams schedule social, email, blog, paid. HR schedules announcements, all-hands, internal comms. Product schedules launches across channels. Founders schedule investor updates and changelogs. Same calendar, different lanes.

Tightly. Add a deliverable to a project (campaign, launch, comms plan) and it appears on the calendar with the assigned channel and date. Move the project card to "Approved" and the calendar status updates. Writers and designers work in the project board. Comms leads see the clean calendar view.

Yes. Instagram, LinkedIn, blog, email, paid, internal Slack, all-hands deck, investor email all share one view. Filter by channel, owner, project, or audience. Color coding by channel makes channel-mix gaps visible at a glance before the week starts.

Items that need sign-off show pending until the approval lands. Internal sign-offs happen in the project board. External sign-offs (clients, investors) happen in the portal. The calendar reflects the gate in real time so nothing accidentally goes live before approval.

Past items keep their actual publish state (scheduled, on time, late, skipped). The history feeds into reporting. When a leader asks "what comms went out in March," the list with dates, channels, and engagement is one click away.

Yes. HR teams use it for all-hands schedules, policy announcements, onboarding-week comms, benefits enrollment communications, and recognition broadcasts. The "channel" can be Slack, intranet, email, or all-hands meeting. Approval gates fit the internal review process.