One workspace per brand
Agencies create one workspace per client. Each has its own accounts, rules, team and plan.
Everyone sees the same inbox
Comments and DMs from every network land in one list, with To do and Done, so two people never answer the same customer.
The client stays in the loop
With the scheduling beta, clients approve posts through a guest link, without learning a new tool.
Roles that fit how you work
Owners and admins manage settings and accounts; members handle the inbox. Live on every plan.
Feedback on the post itself (beta)
Comment and suggest edits right on the draft, instead of chasing screenshots in a chat.
Choose who approves: a team lead, then the client.
Each level signs off before the post moves on.
Approved posts get scheduled; the others come back with comments.
One link: the client sees the post as it will go out.
They approve it or ask for changes.
A client approver role keeps them out of your settings.
Assign a DM or a comment to a teammate.
Leave an internal note the customer never sees.
Statuses show what’s open and what’s done.
| Feature | Status today |
|---|---|
| Several teammates per workspace | Live, every plan |
| Roles: owner, admin, member | Live |
| Shared inbox for comments and DMs, To do / Done | Live |
| Multi-level approvals before publishing | Beta, with scheduling |
| Comments and suggestions on a post | Beta, with scheduling |
| Guest links and a client approver role | Beta, with scheduling |
| Assign a conversation, internal notes | Beta, with tickets |
Teamwork and approvals: your questions
Can several people work in the same Blabla workspace?
Yes. Every plan includes several teammates per workspace, with owner, admin and member roles. The team shares one inbox for comments and DMs, with To do and Done statuses.
Does Blabla have a content approval workflow?
Yes, in beta with scheduling: a post can go through several approval levels, for example a team lead and then the client, with comments on the post. Access is on request while the beta runs.
How do clients approve posts?
In the scheduling beta, you share a guest link with the client and can give them a client approver role. They see the post, then approve it or ask for changes.
Can I assign a comment or a DM to a teammate?
Yes, with tickets, now in beta and opening to all customers in the coming weeks: assign a conversation, add internal notes and follow its status.
Is Blabla a good fit for social media agencies?
Yes, if your clients need their comments and DMs handled: each client gets a workspace with its own accounts, rules and team, priced per workspace with no fee per user. If you mostly need a publishing tool, see our comparison with Planable.
