Telegram is the fastest way to keep marketing moving when you are not at a desk. Approval messages arrive with a link that answers yes or no on the spot, and you can ask QuQi for an audit or a status in a normal message. It is the same agent you would talk to in the dashboard, reachable from your phone.
Set it up from the Integrations page. Messaging needs no credentials.
Post approval links carry yes and no and last 24 hours. An expired link leaves the post as a draft rather than publishing it.
Audits, status and pausing all work from a message.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
Very little. Both carry approval messages and both let you ask QuQi things from your phone, and neither needs credentials to connect. Pick whichever you actually read. You can connect both if different people prefer different apps.
An article message links you to the draft behind your login rather than offering a yes or no button, because an article is long enough that you should see it before agreeing to it. From there you publish, edit or bin it. Post approvals are the ones that answer in a tap.
Whichever one the request belongs to. Ask for an audit and the SEO Auditor runs it. Ask what is queued and you get the calendar. The messaging connection is a way in, not a separate assistant with its own opinions.
Only when something needs you. If an agent is set to draft, the work waits quietly on your calendar and you are not messaged at all. Messages come when an agent is set to ask you, which is a setting you choose per agent.
Yes. You can plan and write with an empty Integrations page, and messaging works on its own. What you cannot do is publish somewhere you have not connected, and the calendar says so rather than failing silently.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.