Use Assisted when a person should approve each draft.
Blogged writes on schedule, then keeps the post in review until your team accepts it.
- Scheduled draft creation
- Human approval before scheduling
- Audited release to manual control
Choose Assisted review or Full autonomous publishing, with Content Direction, quality, evidence, image, and risk checks on every post.
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Governed autonomous publishing lets software plan and publish within approved rules while stopping work that needs a person. Blogged offers Assisted review and Full publishing under the same safeguards.
Blogged writes on schedule, then keeps the post in review until your team accepts it.
Eligible posts schedule and publish only when every required safeguard passes.
Quality, knowledge, image, and sensitive-claim issues block publication and name the role that can resolve them.
Cancel a planned Topic, stop automatic publication, or return a written post to manual editing. Choose a replacement or leave its publishing time empty.
Match automation to the review level your team wants.
Set Content Directions, cadence, and any required owner acknowledgements.
Eligible work moves; held work shows the decision it needs.
Full Autopilot moves eligible posts. Assisted and governed holds keep people in the decisions where they add value.
Assisted keeps every draft for human review. Full can schedule and publish an eligible post after all approved safeguards pass.
No. The post must pass Content Direction, quality, knowledge, image, and risk checks. A failed check creates a hold.
Yes. Pausing stops future Autopilot generation. In Full mode, Autopilot posts already scheduled return to Drafts and leave the calendar. Those Full posts are not automatically rescheduled when Autopilot resumes. Posts you scheduled manually and published posts are unaffected.
Yes. Rejected Full drafts and detached Assisted drafts can return to manual work with their history preserved.
Cancelling before writing starts releases the unused reservation. Work that has already started follows normal charging; cancelling does not refund a created Post.
Yes. Exclude the Topic from future Autopilot plans. You can restore its exclusion later. A skipped publishing time is a separate control, so restoring the Topic does not restore that time.
Build a durable SaaS content plan, publish on your cadence, and let Full Autopilot refill a short Topic queue from approved Content Directions.
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