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Social, posted

Built, limited. The software exists. We have not checked it running today, and each business is set up by hand.

Your social account has been quiet for three weeks, and nobody wrote down who was meant to post.

This module puts the plan on one screen. Planned posts sit there as drafts, you edit them, and you approve the exact list for a day.

What it is

A plan screen in the app. Posts for upcoming days sit there as drafts, and you can edit them. To approve a day, you review the exact list of posts and approve that list.

Approving changes the status of those posts. It does not publish anything by itself.

After you approve

  • Queued and posted items are locked in the app.

  • If you edit a post that was approved, it goes back to draft and needs approving again.

What happens outside the screen

Writing and posting run on a separate server that we have not checked running today, so a change made in the scheduler after you approve sits outside the approval step, and the records below show one such case.

Where a person approves

Approving a day of posts

The person approving

Approval needs a reviewed list of the exact posts, and it is refused without one.

Editing after approval

The app

An approved post that is edited goes back to draft. Queued and posted items cannot be edited.

Changes made in the scheduler

Nobody in this module

The approval step does not govern them.

What this does not claim

  • We do not say posts go out every week. We have not checked the writer or the poster running today.
  • We do not say nothing changes after you approve. In the October record, captions changed in the scheduler after approval.
  • No delivery receipt, no reach and no sales are claimed.
  • Approving a post in the app does not publish it.

What the records show

Two records, from Purrify, the founder's own company. Both are past reports. Neither shows this module running today.

Purrify, the founder's own company ·

A check that daily posts went out, and what it could not confirm

A written check of Purrify's own social accounts, made on the day, with its own list of what was wrong with the check.

Checked at 12:40 Montreal time on 2026-08-31, against the Purrify accounts, not against our own records.

I loaded the Aug 31 Instagram link myself and it answered.

Aug 28 and Aug 29 have posts written but never approved and never sent.

I saw one of the six posts with my own eyes. The Instagram one.

One clean night is one night.

What the record shows

  • On August 31, 2026, the author found posts out on Purrify's Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn for August 30 and 31.
  • The plan screen held 18 further days of written posts waiting for approval.

What this does not claim

  • That every post was checked. The author opened one of the six. The other five rest on the posting tool's own report.
  • That the posting was dependable. Two earlier days, August 28 and 29, were missed and are gone for good.
  • Who approved the six posts that went out. The author could not tell from the records.
  • That the fix holds. The repair had survived one overnight run, and the author says one clean night is not proof.
  • Anything about today. The record is dated August 31, 2026.

Purrify, the founder's own company ·

A batch of posts approved by exact version and queued

A completion report on queuing a batch of Purrify's social posts for October 18 to 31, with a note the same day about captions that changed afterward.

Regular posts: 112, one per channel every day from October 18 to October 31, at 09:30 Montreal.

Each one is in QUEUE with the correct account, date, time, caption and image.

Whether later scheduled posts publish successfully is not promised here; the watchdog is active.

The cause is not established and no actor is identified, so I cannot say all older captions are unchanged.

What the record shows

  • On October 18, 2026, 256 posts were queued on eight channels for October 18 to 31.
  • The report says all 256 were approved and queued in a scheduler that runs apart from the app, and that each one was read back one by one.
  • It names the app's approval step, which approves an exact version, for the 112 regular posts only. It does not say the same for the 144 Halloween posts.

What this does not claim

  • That any post published. The report says queued and verified, and does not promise that later posts publish.
  • That approved posts stay as approved. The same day, captions on 24 existing LinkedIn posts changed after approval. The report says the cause was not established and no one was identified. A later note says 17 Halloween captions were restored.
  • That the app's approval step covers changes made in the scheduler. It does not.
  • Any reach or sales.

Settled in the consultation

  • Which channels you would post to.
  • Who approves the posts for your business.
  • How a change made after approval would be caught.

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Does anything post without my approval?
In the app, approval is a step with a reviewed list, and approving does not publish anything by itself. Writing and posting run on a separate server that we have not checked running today. Ask in the consultation how your setup would be run.
Can a post change after I approve it?
In the app, an approved post that you edit goes back to draft. A change made in the scheduler is outside that step, and the October record shows it happening once, with no cause found.
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