Review and approval

Nothing publishes until a person says so

Move reviews out of email threads and onto the post itself, where the person who confirms the spec can sign off.
  • Reviewers see the real post
  • Change requests stay on one piece
  • Every approval tied to a version
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Businesses across North America have published 25,000+ pieces on Glowtify

Your reviewers comment on the post itself.

Bring sales, engineering and the plant manager into one place to review the exact content that's going out.

Reviewers see the real thing

Invite anyone on your team. They open the campaign and comment on the post itself.

Change requests land on the post

Fix that one piece while the rest of the campaign keeps moving.

Every approval is on record

Who approved what, when, and on which version. That matters when the claim is a tolerance or a lead time.

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Reviewers

ACAlex ChenMarketing leadApprovedMTMarie TremblaySales directorChangesDRDaniel RoyPlant managerPending
MTMarie Tremblay14 min agoBlog post · SEO + GEOCareful with “three weeks is what the market quotes”. Two of our partners quote faster and I would rather not pick that fight in print. Say “commonly” and keep the rest.MEYou6 min agoReworded that sentence and saved it as v3. Nothing else touched.
Approved by allMarie approved v3 nine minutes later. Daniel signed off on the lead-time claim the same afternoon, and the campaign moved to scheduled.
How it works

Your team signs off. Then it publishes.

01

Pick your reviewers.

Anyone in the workspace: marketing, sales, engineering, or the plant manager who has to stand behind the number.

02

They approve or ask for changes.

A change request lands on the piece it's about. The rest of the campaign keeps moving.

03

It publishes once approved.

Signed-off content goes out or gets scheduled. Who approved what, on which version, stays on record.

Good to know

Approval is always on.

There's no skip button

No setting skips approval to go faster. If nobody approves, nothing goes out, and the campaign shows it.

It's a record for your team

It tracks who approved which version and when. It isn't a legal or compliance certification.

Frequently asked in demos

Can reviewers edit, or only comment?

Both, depending on how you invite them. A reviewer can request a change or make it directly.

Does a change request hold up the whole campaign?

No. It holds only the piece it's attached to. Everything else stays on schedule.

Do reviewers need a paid seat?

Anyone you invite to the workspace can review. The pricing page explains how seats are counted.

Related

Get the draft out of the email thread.

Book a 30-minute call. We'll walk you through a campaign going from draft to approved.