How it works
From draft to publish in four steps — and you decide what goes out.
Entradigm is not a posting tool. The difference is strategy: before a single post ships, an AI strategist drafts platform-specific content — tuned to your brand, your history, your rules. You review the result. Only then does it go out.
The flow
Four steps — and at every one, you hold something in your hand.
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01
Signals
Entradigm builds on your configuration: brand voice, content rules, platform mix and cadence. The agent looks at what was last published before drafting anything new — so the profile stays coherent over months.
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Cycle (agent loop)
Three coordinated agents run every cycle: a strategist drafts (carousel slides + caption + alt text), a reviewer checks it against brand and content rules plus compliance gates, a publisher prepares delivery. The loop typically runs in two to five minutes.
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Human review (HITL)
You get a review link — on Telegram or the web — with approve or park. Nothing goes out that you haven't seen (unless you deliberately enable auto-publish for non-critical cycles).
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Publish (via your BYO accounts)
Once approved, publishing runs through your own social accounts. The credentials sit with you and your posting provider, not with us. Every step is logged with provenance and consent.
You control: your social accounts and your publishing credentials.
You stay in control
Human-in-the-loop isn't an add-on here — it's the architecture.
The agent loop does the production work; the human makes the call. By default, no cycle goes out without human approval. Regulated teams can add extra review stages (for example a separate compliance check before approval). Auto-publish is possible — but it's a deliberate per-tenant decision, never the hidden default.
Under the hood — honestly
For delivery, we use established dispatch infrastructure.
Posting into the individual networks is handled by a specialized, established dispatch layer. That's deliberate: holding social OAuth tokens brings a compliance complexity we consciously don't take on — your posting provider holds your tokens, not us. Our contribution sits above that layer: the intelligence that decides what gets created, how it's adapted per platform, and when it goes out.
We don't present this dispatch provider as a competitor, nor as our own build. It's a dependency in our pipeline — and you bring your own account for it (BYO model).