Post scheduling
A Google post scheduler that works across your whole client base.
One calendar for every client and location, drafts prepared ahead of time, and a publishing workflow that explains failures instead of hiding them.
Part of the BizPulse white-label platform. Your brand. Your clients. One platform behind it all.
Illustrative product data
The problem
Scheduling one profile is a feature. Scheduling forty is an operation.
Native tools are built around a single business, so agencies end up with a spreadsheet as the real calendar.
Gaps only become visible after they have happened, usually when the client mentions them.
A cross-client calendar makes next month's gaps visible this month.
How it works
The sequence, end to end.
Plan the month
Across clients and locations.
Draft ahead
By hand or from services and seasons.
Check for duplicates
Before it goes out, not after.
Publish and record
Including failures, with reasons.
What it includes
Every capability, named.
No feature on this list is an upsell. The white-label licence includes the whole platform.
Cross-client calendar
One month view.
Bulk scheduling
One post across selected locations.
Duplicate detection
Avoid repeating an offer.
Approval gates
Agency or client sign-off.
Failure explanations
Plain language, not error codes.
Use cases
How agencies actually use it.
Every capability below is used inside your own branded portal, by your team or by your clients — whichever you decide.
Weekly cadence packages
Two posts a week per client.
Seasonal campaigns
A festival run scheduled in advance.
Controls and safeguards
What stays under your control.
Automation without guardrails is just a faster way to publish something you would not have approved.
Yes, if you give them approval rights in your branded portal.
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Next step
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