Approval & sign-off: social media posting tool
The yes that turns a draft into something allowed to publish: who gives it, what it covers and what has to wait for it.
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Approval & sign-off: overview
Approval is a decision with a name attached. One person looks at the finished draft, the accounts it is going to and the time it is set for, and accepts responsibility for it going out. Everything before that is preparation. The common failure is an approval that exists only as a habit: people usually ask first, until the day someone is in a hurry. A status on the draft turns the habit into a rule the tool can hold, provided the status stops something.
That is why this hub spends time on what a review status should block. In Link AI, a teammate's draft gets the mark 'Needs review' ahead of posting, and that is the state we look for. Linkme's page does not say who may approve or whether an author can approve their own work. Read the approval workflow entry for the full sequence, and what 'Needs review' should block for a check you can run in a demo.
Entries in this hub
Social media approval workflow: the six steps from draft to log
The six steps a team post passes through, who owns each one and where the handoffs break.
Read entry →Approval & sign-offWhat 'Needs review' should block
The five things a review status should stop, and a two-person check you can run in ten minutes.
Read entry →Defined terms
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Social Media Posting Tool. “Approval & sign-off: social media posting tool.” Linkme. Content reviewed 12 November 2026.
https://socialmediapostingtool.com/topics/approval/