Send a post for review
When a post is finished, send it to the client to approve, and handle any changes they ask for.
Sending a post for review asks the client to approve it. Do it once the post is finished: caption, files, networks, a time for each and any network settings.
Step 1: Open the draft and scroll to Ready for review?.
Step 2: If there's a Still needed: list, fix each item. See Fix what's holding a post back.
Step 3: Press Mark ready for review.
The post turns In Review. The client's logins are told (A post is ready for your review), by email, in the app or on their phone, depending on their notification settings.
On Creator+, where there are no client logins, a team member with the Approve and publish posts permission approves it on the post. The same goes for a client that has no login yet. Then lmnts tells the Super Admin and everyone with that permission who works on the client (A post is ready for your review), except you, the person who sent it.
When the client approves
The post is scheduled straight away and turns Scheduled. See Schedule a post.
When the client asks for changes
Step 1: The post turns Changes Requested, and whoever created it is told (Changes are requested on a post).
Step 2: Open the post. A Changes Requested box under the title shows who asked, when, and their note. Reply in Comments ↓ takes you to the note in Comments, where you can answer.
Step 3: Make the changes. The post can be edited again.
Step 4: Press Mark ready for review to send it back.
If the client's approvals are off
There's no review. On a draft, the box is called Ready to schedule? and Schedule schedules the post directly. Posts written by the client's own logins still go to review. See How approvals work.
Related
Approve a post or ask for changes
For reviewers: check a post, approve it so it publishes at its time, or send it back with a note.
Fix what's holding a post back
lmnts checks every post before it can be reviewed, approved or scheduled. What it checks, and how to fix each item.
How approvals work
What Draft, In Review, Approved, Scheduled and Live mean, who approves, and what changes when a client's approvals are off.
Comment on a post
Talk about a post where it lives: comment, reply, mention someone, react, and add GIFs, photos or files.