For content teams, agencies and social media teams
Send a draft for review, gather editor and client feedback, revise, and get a recorded final sign-off before anything is published.
Free to start. Reviewers don't need an account.
Weekly LinkedIn post batch
Reviewer: Client founder
Writers, editors, clients and managers each hold a different copy.
'Looks good to me' in a chat is hard to point at later.
Nobody is sure whether the published post matches what was approved.
Paste the copy in the description or link to the doc.
Approve, reject or request changes with comments.
Submit a new version; the history of drafts and feedback stays intact.
Final sign-off is recorded against the exact version.
Example scenario (illustrative)
A social media manager sends five posts to a client for approval. Reviewer: Client founder.
Requester
Sends version 1 with all five post drafts.
Reviewer
Requests changes: rewrite post 3's opening line.
Requester
Sends version 2 with post 3 rewritten.
Reviewer
Approves version 2.
Editors, clients and managers use the same simple link.
Compare rounds and see what feedback led to what change.
A timestamped decision beats a chat message.
Every approval follows the same loop, so you only learn it once.
Send
Share the request
Review
Reviewer opens the link
Request changes
Or approve / reject
Revise
Send a new version
Approve
Decision on the latest version
Record
Timestamped approval record
No. It is the approval step and its record, not a publishing tool.
Yes. Put the copy in the description, or attach a file or link.
Yes, up to five reviewers with a rule you choose.
ApprovalLoop keeps a timestamped approval record. It is not a legal electronic signature.
Send your first approval in a couple of minutes. No sales call.
Also see: Marketing Approval · Client Approval · Document Approval