Your content calendar
See everything that is scheduled, drag to reschedule, and catch gaps before they happen.
The Calendar is the one screen that shows your whole publishing picture: what is drafted, what is scheduled, what already went out, across every channel. Open it from the main nav.
Three ways to look at it
- Calendar. A grid by day. Switch the span between one day, three days, one week, two weeks, or four weeks, and step backward or forward with the arrows.
- List. Everything in order by scheduled time, top to bottom. Good for a quick scan of what is coming.
- Timeline. A horizontal view you can group by platform or by expert, so you can see whether one channel or one voice is carrying too much or going quiet.
Reading the grid
Each post shows up as a chip on its day, colored by status: drafts, scheduled, published, failed, and rejected each look different, so you can spot trouble at a glance.
You may also see dashed chips. Those are campaign plan items: posts your campaign intends to create but has not drafted yet. They let you see the shape of what is coming before the drafts exist.
Filtering
The filter control lets you narrow to what you care about: by status, platform, expert, campaign, company, or product. It shows how many filters are active so you are never looking at a filtered view by accident.
Expert Lens is a quick toggle that narrows the calendar to just your own experts. Useful when several people share a workspace and you only want to see your own lane.
Moving things around
- Click a post chip to see a quick preview: the copy, media, status, and a link to open the full post in the editor.
- Click a dashed plan-item chip to see its details. To edit a plan item, go to its campaign.
- Drag a chip to another day to reschedule it. A post moves to the new date; a plan item moves with it. The change saves right away.
Use it to find the gaps
The calendar is most valuable as a planning glance, not a place to do detailed editing. Look for empty stretches, a channel that has gone quiet, or three posts stacked on one day. Then go fix the plan: add a post, draft one from your library, or adjust a campaign.