Approvals
Client approvals without the email chaos
Send posts for sign-off, collect feedback, and publish only what's approved — through a clean client portal.
Approval workflows usually collapse into an email thread with three different versions of a caption pasted in, none of them the one that actually gets approved. Tesselith replaces that with a real routed workflow: posts go to a reviewer, feedback and change requests are captured against the specific draft, and nothing publishes until it's actually approved. Clients review through a simple portal — no login to your internal workspace, no confusion about which version is current.
A real approval flow
Route posts to specific reviewers, capture change requests directly against the draft they apply to, and keep a clear status — pending, changes requested, approved — on every item in the queue.
Client portal
Clients review and approve through a simple, branded portal link — no login to your workspace required, and no confusion about which draft is the current one.
Nothing slips through
Only approved content publishes by default, and optional auto-approve timeouts keep the schedule moving when a reviewer is slow to respond, without silently skipping review.
Questions people ask about client approvals
- Do clients need a Tesselith account to approve posts?
- No — clients review and approve through a simple portal link, without needing a login or access to your internal workspace.
- What happens if a reviewer requests changes?
- The change request is captured directly against that draft, so the person editing sees exactly what was flagged rather than piecing it together from a separate email or chat thread.
- Can approvals block a post from publishing automatically?
- Yes, by default only approved content publishes. You can optionally set an auto-approve timeout so the schedule doesn't stall entirely if a reviewer is slow, without silently bypassing review for every post.