Feature requests

Currently, we get to view the Top 5, 10 or 15 posts under the "analyze" dashboard, and only export as a PDF. However, as someone who manages multiple channels, and with an interest that goes beyond wanting to know just the Top 5, 10 or 15, it'd be great to have ALL of the posts from the selected time period (whether 30 days, 90 days or more). Furthermore, it'd be great that when we clicked on them, we could also click to go directly to the post itself, and be able to interact with the comments from directly inside the Analyze dashboard. Currently, the stats are static, and if we want to get to that post, we have to get there some other way. Lastly, it'd be great to be able to add extra columns to the report (specifically, tags and categories so that we can arrange by those too), and to be able to export as a CSV file.

The reporting tool is very helpful, but I’d love to customize how the reports look when we download them. It would be great to remove things I don’t need and organize the information the way I want

Download different types of reports in one sitting

When we used to use a dedicated Analytics platform, we would always compare to the previous year - For example if we were doing a report for March 1-30 2026, we would set the comparison to March 1-30, 2025 It is a more relevant comparison - season over season. Not saying the previous x day period shouldn't also be an option, but in many cases, this saves us from explaining why the + or minus percentage is less relevant because of a certain event or influence.

wasting a lot of clicks to change times, why not make it so we can edit time from publisher view instead of click into the post then having to swipe though hours and minutes. inputting numbers directly from both publisher screen and edits would be very fast and helpful.

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.

Hey, we need to check profiles for FakeFollowers. Like Modash or Hypeauditor. They determine a fakefollower-score per profile and per account. And, it would be nice: Compare 10 Competitors or Profiles for fake followers or a “Follower Circle” --> Everybody follows everybody without not really the right persons behind the scene.

Hard to look at a white screen late at night.