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Social media scheduler

A scheduler that treats publish time as a promise

Pick the exact moment each post goes out. Until delivery starts, everything stays editable; after it, you get a provider receipt — not an assumption.

How does scheduling work in PostCopilot?

Draft a post in Social Studio, optionally record an advisory review, then separately choose an explicit publish time. The calendar view shows what is queued where. When the time arrives, the delivery worker publishes through the provider's official API and stores a successful receipt.

  • Explicit date-and-time scheduling per post and platform
  • Calendar view of queued, delivered, and failed posts
  • Posts stay editable until delivery starts
  • Optional advisory review records for teams
  • Stored receipts; metrics can be synchronized on demand where supported

What makes delivery reliable?

Before an irreversible publish, the service creates a durable reservation so recognized retries can reuse the same delivery attempt. This reduces duplicate risk, but ambiguous provider outcomes still require reconciliation. Provider errors surface as failures for you to act on — publishing uses durable idempotency reservations to reduce duplicate risk, and ambiguous provider outcomes stay reconciliation-required instead of being reported as confirmed success.

Can I schedule the same idea to several platforms?

Yes — drafts adapt natively to X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Threads formats, so one idea becomes a native draft per platform, each with its own publish time. Connected publishing covers Instagram image posts, LinkedIn posts, and X posts through each provider's official OAuth flow.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit a scheduled post?

Yes, up until delivery starts. A scheduled post is a database row with an explicit time — change the copy, the media, or the time, or cancel it entirely before the worker picks it up.

What happens if delivery fails at the scheduled time?

The post is marked failed or reconciliation-required and stays visible. Durable idempotency reservations make recognized retries safer, while ambiguous outcomes must be reconciled before retrying because no integration can promise zero duplicate risk across every provider failure mode.

Which platforms can I schedule to?

Instagram image posts, LinkedIn posts, and X posts through connected OAuth accounts. Threads drafts can be prepared alongside them for manual posting.

Is there a calendar view?

Yes. The workspace calendar shows scheduled and delivered posts across connected platforms so you can see the plan and its outcomes in one place.

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