Approvals

Client approvals without the email chaos

Send posts for approval, collect feedback, and publish only what's been approved.

Approvals over email turn into long threads with several versions of the same caption. Tesselith keeps every post, its status and its feedback in one place. Clients review in a simple portal, and nothing publishes until it's approved.

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A clear approval flow

Every post shows where it stands: pending, changes requested or approved. Feedback stays attached to the post it's about.

A portal for clients

Clients review and approve from a link in your brand colors. They don't need an account.

Nothing slips through

Only approved posts publish. Set an optional auto-approval window to keep your schedule moving when a reviewer is away.

How a post gets approved

Write the post and send it for approval instead of scheduling it straight away. The reviewer opens a private link, sees the post the way it will appear, and either approves it or asks for changes with a note.

Change requests stay attached to the post, so whoever edits it sees exactly what was asked. Once it's approved, it publishes at its scheduled time. Until then, it doesn't go out.

A portal your clients will actually use

Clients don't need an account, a password or an app. The review link opens a simple portal with your workspace's brand colour, listing everything waiting for them.

If a reviewer is slow, you can set an automatic approval window. Posts still pending after that many hours are approved on their own, so the schedule keeps moving.

How people use it

A social media agency

Sends each client their week of posts on Friday; the client approves most from their phone and leaves notes on two.

A company with a legal check

Routes every product announcement through the compliance lead, who approves from the portal before it can publish.

A freelancer with busy clients

Sets a 48-hour auto-approval window so posts don't miss their slot when a client is travelling.

By hand, or with Tesselith

Doing it by hand

With Tesselith

Email screenshots and wait for a reply

Clients open a link and approve in one click

Lose track of which version was approved

Status and feedback stay on the post

Post something by mistake before sign-off

Pending posts can't publish

Questions people ask about client approvals

Do clients need a Tesselith account to approve posts?: No. Clients review and approve from a secure link, without signing in.
What happens when a client requests changes?: Their feedback is attached to the post, so whoever edits it sees exactly what to change.
Can approvals stop a post from publishing?: Yes. Posts waiting for approval don't publish. If you prefer, set a window after which pending posts are approved automatically.
Can I brand the client portal?: Yes. The portal uses your workspace's brand colour, so it feels like part of your service.
Can a client approve on their phone?: Yes. The portal works in any mobile browser, with nothing to install.

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Client approvals without the email chaos

Send posts for approval, collect feedback, and publish only what's been approved.

How a post gets approved

Change requests stay attached to the post, so whoever edits it sees exactly what was asked. Once it's approved, it publishes at its scheduled time. Until then, it doesn't go out.

A portal your clients will actually use

Clients don't need an account, a password or an app. The review link opens a simple portal with your workspace's brand colour, listing everything waiting for them.

If a reviewer is slow, you can set an automatic approval window. Posts still pending after that many hours are approved on their own, so the schedule keeps moving.

How people use it

A social media agency

Sends each client their week of posts on Friday; the client approves most from their phone and leaves notes on two.

A company with a legal check

Routes every product announcement through the compliance lead, who approves from the portal before it can publish.

A freelancer with busy clients

Sets a 48-hour auto-approval window so posts don't miss their slot when a client is travelling.

Questions people ask about client approvals

Do clients need a Tesselith account to approve posts?

No. Clients review and approve from a secure link, without signing in.

What happens when a client requests changes?

Their feedback is attached to the post, so whoever edits it sees exactly what to change.

Can approvals stop a post from publishing?

Yes. Posts waiting for approval don't publish. If you prefer, set a window after which pending posts are approved automatically.

Can I brand the client portal?

Yes. The portal uses your workspace's brand colour, so it feels like part of your service.

Can a client approve on their phone?

Yes. The portal works in any mobile browser, with nothing to install.