Every brand. Every show.
For video studios, podcast networks and media teams running several shows. Keep production together while each brand keeps its voice and each team controls its releases.
- OrganizationYour company, its people and who may approve what.
- BrandEach brand keeps its own voice.
- ChannelWhere a brand publishes, with its own connections.
- ShowA show or a series, its team and its sign-off.
- ChannelWhere a brand publishes, with its own connections.
- BrandEach brand keeps its own voice.
Structure and permissions
Set who can edit, approve and publish for each brand and show. Keep each organization's work and connections separate.
Permissions
- Each organization is kept apartIts work, its people and its connections are separate from every other organization's.
- Each brand and show has its own sign-offWho can edit, approve and publish is set where the work is.
Who decides what
Your team chooses the work. Use PublicTide to prepare drafts, edits and versions for review.
Your team
- What's worth making
- The angle and the final script
- Which material makes the cut
- What gets published, and where
PublicTide
- Research and the rundown
- Script drafts and rough cuts
- Reformatting for each platform
- Keeping notes and assets with the episode
Questions organizations ask
Permissions, publishing and how to get started.
How are permissions and separation handled?
Set who can edit, approve and publish at each level: organization, brand, channel and show. Each organization's work and connections stay separate from other organizations.
Who approves what?
Your team chooses the ideas, script and cuts, then approves the version and destination. Change an approved version and it needs approval again.
Does PublicTide publish anything on its own?
Publishing needs approval for the exact version and destination, or a rule your team wrote and can stop. Research, drafts and suggestions never trigger a post by themselves.
Where does our audience stay?
On your existing video channels, podcast apps and social feeds. Publish an episode to its own page, or download the finished file and upload it wherever your audience is. Your brands keep their names and audience relationships.
How do we get started?
Sign up, make your first show and bring your team in. Creating a workspace and planning are free. Recording, uploads and editing need an active plan.
Who owns the work and the audience?
Your organization does. Your work, your brands and your audience relationships stay yours.
Start with one show.
Sign up, make your first show and bring your team in.