Multi-platform social posts should appear as a single grouped approval item

Today, when we create a single multi-platform social post in HubSpot (e.g., one campaign post going to both LinkedIn and X) we compose it in one window and can see each network’s variation side by side. This is great for authoring and keeping messaging consistent.

However, once we send the post for approval, the reviewer sees separate, disconnected approval items for each network instead of one unified request. Practically, that means approvers:

  • Cannot easily compare the LinkedIn and X variations side by side.
  • Cannot quickly confirm that all variations are scheduled to publish at the same time.
  • Have to click into and approve multiple items individually for what is logically one campaign post.

Feature request:

  • Please allow multi-platform social posts to be reviewed as a single grouped approval item. Ideally, an approver would see:
    • One approval request representing the whole multi-platform post.
    • All channel variations (LinkedIn, X, etc.) visible together in one screen.
    • Shared metadata (campaign, scheduled date/time) shown once, with any per-channel differences clearly highlighted.
    • The ability to approve or reject the entire grouped post at once, with an option (if needed) to approve/reject individual channels.

This would make social approvals much faster and less error-prone for campaign launches where consistency across channels and timing is critical.

We’ve attached screenshots showing:

  • The “before” state in the composer (multi-platform draft in one window).
  • The “after” state as seen by the approver (split into multiple separate posts).

Hi @JTyrseck
One of the possible improvement could be introducing a grouped approval view for multi-platform posts.

Instead of creating separate approval requests for each network, HubSpot could present them as a single approval item where reviewers can compare all platform variations side by side, verify the shared schedule, and approve the entire campaign at once.

If needed, there could still be an option to expand the group and approve or reject individual channels separately. This would make the approval process much more efficient while reducing the chance of inconsistencies across platforms.