Feature requests

Currently, when scheduling a Facebook post in ContentStudio, the time selector only allows scrolling through hours and minutes. This is slow and inconvenient—especially when scheduling a post for a specific time like 12:50, because users must scroll through the entire list of hours and then scroll again through all minutes. It would be much more efficient if we could manually type the time using the keyboard. For example: Type the hour → press TAB Type the minutes → press TAB Use arrow keys to choose AM/PM This would dramatically speed up the scheduling process and reduce frustration for users who schedule many posts daily. A simple text-input option (or hybrid manual-input + dropdown) would solve the problem and make scheduling much faster and more accurate.

Telegram same as Publer.io

To help teams work with greater clarity across multiple workspaces, it would be highly valuable for Content Studio email notifications (post published / post failed) to include the workspace name for immediate context since we're handling a lot of workspaces.

LinkedIn is very people-oriented. We often have to tag individuals, not just companies, in our posts, which forces us to build posts outside in the native platform. This is not ideal for seeing the full picture nor is it efficient. Please work on making this available.

I don't even bother to check email's for missed approvals because it is not fast. I tested being logged in in a different tab in Chrome, and have verified that I selected stay logged in, and yet when I click on a link from gmail, it opens a new tab with a login screen. If the link could take us straight to the actual post edit window, or post approval window, skip the login completely. Maybe make me login to actually edit or approve once I see the post. Especially, as an admin, I think I get missed approval messages for every missed approval, not just ones that are sent to me. I tried the skip login, and then it's even more steps. I get that there are some security things, but for us, these are social posts, saved logins or adding a desktop app that stays logged in or even if the gmail app on the phone would open the app for review instead of Chrome.

Please integrate Telegram channels/groups.

Make some influencer tool like Sprout social has: "Influencer marketing / influencer features — Sprout Social currently offers AI-powered influencer/creator search and discovery and campaign management: you can search for influencers, narrow them down by brand fit, manage collaboration, and track campaign results all in one tool."

It would be great if we could have the ability to track mentions of our pages/brands online, so we could address any issue that might happen on the spot.

Option to download a PDF of scheduled content posts to send to external clients who aren't technically savvy

The post/blog editor is the ideal place to compose marketing emails/email newsletters. Integration with Mailerlite, Mailchimp, Sendfox, ActiveCampaign etc (to enable you to publish to your ESP directly as part of a campaign for example) would amplify the value of ContentStudio massively.

It would be great if we can see the hashtags insights. For example, which hashtags is actually bringing the reach to that particular post, how many people clicked on the hashtags, etc.

We don't have an endless amount of content, so posting every week isn't ideal. It would be great if we could queue up all our "customer testimonials" posts, but have them post on the first Monday of each month or every two weeks, etc. That way we could automate a year of posts, instead of 3 months with just 12 posts.

Add WhatsApp to Social Inbox.

Switchy is one of the most popular shortner and needs to be added as an option for flexibility

For effective analysis, we have to routinely go back to the individual platforms to pull full data. As a nonprofit, we have monthly funder/grantor reports we must file based on a variety of factors, not just what has been the most popular message. Even more so, if the data could be pulled in the form of a custom report capturing only the data we need/want from each platform that would be ideal. A separate suggestion actually relates to function. We need a simple approvals process in order to include additional content contributors on our team. Unfortunately, if the content developer does not check the box to say that the message needs to be approved, the message can be automatically scheduled to post. This has delayed us in extending permissions internally as it could lead to inappropriate message leaks. It would be ideal if everyone, unless the named user was listed as an administrator would be forced to have their message, post or blog entry reviewed.