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Content calendar, briefs, creation or upload, internal review, magic-link client sign-off, inline comments, and version history — the connected workflow agencies use to prepare client content for release.
Drafts, revisions, and a pre-review check. Sign-off stays human
Flo builds the brief, writes a first draft in the brand voice you've set for that client, reworks passages in the editor, and checks drafts against your team's review checklist before a reviewer sees them. Flo doesn't have an approve button.
Start each piece with its purpose and customer voice
Plan recurring written client work on one calendar. Create structured briefs with audience, customer voice, sources, and format requirements, then carry that context into creation, review, and handoff.
One focused place for the client to review and decide
Invite a client to read the submitted version, comment, approve, or request changes without joining the agency workspace. Your agency keeps its working context while the client gets one clear place to respond.
The right people review in the right order
Set the review order — internal, then client, then sign-off. Each reviewer is notified only when it's their turn. The next reviewer doesn't see it until the previous one says yes. Full visibility at every step.
Feedback on the content, not in a separate email
Comment on specific text, not in a separate email thread. Thread discussions. Resolve comments when addressed. Everything in context — no more "which paragraph are you talking about?"
Keep the named decision connected to the version
Review activity records the named reviewer, action or decision, timestamp, and submitted version available in Writerflow. Carry that context into the approved handoff.
Track what changed between submitted versions
Keep a revision history, compare versions, label meaningful states, and restore an earlier version when needed. The decision record identifies the submitted version the reviewer saw.
Clear decisions, not email threads
Simple, clear approval states: Draft, In Review, Approved, Changes Requested. Binary decisions — approve or request changes. When changes come back, the same reviewer sees the new version. The document owner decides when to publish.
Stop chasing, start shipping
Set due dates for reviews, track what is overdue, and send reminders. Use due dates to make the next action visible; the named final client decision remains explicit.
Make the next review action visible
Notify reviewers when it is their turn, remind them about pending work, and update the agency when a decision changes the workflow state.
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