What needs you

By default Marsell asks before anything goes out from your accounts and before any money is spent on ads. Each request is a card under What needs you on Home. You can let a kind of work run on its own: it then goes out within a daily limit, and you can undo each item before it runs. Ad spend always asks, whatever you have allowed.

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Where decisions appear

• What needs you on Home holds every card, with about how many minutes they take. Cards from this week’s plan come first; older drafts from earlier plans fold away under their own line.
• The bell in the top bar counts them. Click it to jump to them.
• Some places show their own waiting cards too: Waiting for you in Create, the posts waiting for your OK in Market, your pages in Sell.

Cards of one kind that arrive together, such as a day’s posts or a batch of pictures, fold into one card with Approve all or Keep all and One by one.

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Answer a card

Each card says which agent made the work, what it is, where it goes and, when money is involved, the most it can spend. Press one of its buttons. A button that needs words, such as Ask for changes, opens a box filled with the draft; Back closes it. Open and Copy buttons only open or copy, and answer nothing. Once answered, the card flies out.

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What each card asks

What the presses do:

• Approve runs the action now. An approved post is scheduled at the next free time inside your posting window.
• Edit and approve changes only the words (or, for ads, the daily budget), then approves.
• Reject or Skip drops the work.
• Make it again with notes and Ask for changes remake the work with what you wrote.
• Do it puts an idea’s steps into the plan, Not for us stops it coming back, and Later brings it back in 14 days.

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Let work run on its own

There are two ways to stop being asked.

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After a run of approvals

When you approve several items of one kind in a row without changing any, Marsell offers to stop asking: for example “5 approved, none edited. Let Marsell run “post” on its own within limits?” The card shows the daily limit and the undo window.

• Yes, within those limits: that kind of work goes out on its own, inside its limit, each item scheduled with a 24-hour undo window.
• Keep asking: nothing changes, and the count starts again.

If you change or reject an item, the count starts again and that kind of work moves back a step.

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A posting stream

When Marsell starts posting at a rate on a channel, it asks once: “Ask you each time, or run on its own?”

• On its own, within limits: posts on that channel publish without a card, up to the stream’s number a day. Each post waits an hour first, and you can undo it until then.
• Ask me first: each day’s posts arrive as one card.

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Undo

Work that runs on its own shows under What I do next on Home with the time it runs, and under Everything Marsell did with Undo until then. Anything past its limit for the day comes back to you as a card.

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What always asks

• Ad spend. Every launch and every budget increase is its own card.
• Offers to creators and press orders.
• Reddit posts and replies from your account.
• Posts about a trend.
• Anything past its limit, and anything with a claim your facts don’t back.

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Limits that apply either way

• Your rules. Rules Marsell keeps on Brand sets the posting window, the days Marsell never posts, posts and replies a day, and the claims it makes only when your facts say so.
• Each platform’s limits. See Posting and the calendar.
• Your role. Approving money needs a role that can spend. Without it, a spending card says “Your role cannot approve spending. Someone who can will see this card too.” See Team.