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Publishing Content

Every post in Amplicast moves through four stages, visible at the top of the Content tab:

Raw → In transform → For review → Scheduled & Published

There are three ways to get content into that pipeline.

1. Manual creation (Create tab)​

Write a post yourself and publish it anywhere:

  1. Write your content (the AI adapts it per platform on publish).
  2. Attach an image — Upload, paste a URL, generate with AI, or pick from your Gallery (recently generated masters, library covers, images from your article bodies).
  3. Optionally pick a Brand template and/or a filter under Transform Options.
  4. Select the channels in the sidebar and Publish now or Schedule.

Every platform gets its own adapted caption and its own correctly-sized image variant. Save draft stores your work as a Raw item you can reopen later.

2. From Raw items ("Create posts")​

Synced articles, pushed content, and saved drafts live in the Raw stage. From there:

  • Open in Create — loads the item into the editor for full manual control.
  • Create posts — pick the target channels and a mode:
    • Transform + Review: the AI adapts the content per platform; posts wait for your approval in For review.
    • Publish automatically: posts go live right after the AI transform.

While posts are being created you'll see a "Creating posts…" strip in the Content tab — one line per platform, with a clear error if anything fails. Re-promoting the same item later adds new posts to the same content group.

3. Automatic (source publish modes & Autopilot)​

A content source can create posts for every newly synced item automatically, in the same Review or Autopilot modes. The Autopilot tab generates original on-brand posts from topics on a schedule.

The review stage​

Posts in For review wait for a human decision:

  • Edit opens the post: adjust the caption, title, hashtags — and switch the image's brand template live via the template chips, replace the image, or re-run the platform variant.
  • Approve sends the post onward to publish (immediately or at its scheduled time).
  • Reject keeps the post under the Rejected filter with your comment displayed on it — nothing is deleted, and the original Raw item is untouched, so you can re-promote for a fresh take or edit & approve the rejected post later.

Each post row shows when it was created and when it published (or is scheduled), so you always know what's fresh.

Statuses​

StatusMeaning
DraftCreated, not yet in motion
TransformingAI is adapting text/images per platform
Needs reviewWaiting for your approve/reject
RejectedDeclined with your comment; kept for reference
Queued / ScheduledWaiting to publish (now or at a set time)
PublishingBeing sent to the platform right now
PublishedLive — with a link to the platform post
FailedPublishing failed after retries — a plain-language reason and a Retry button appear on the post

Retry logic​

Temporary platform errors are retried automatically up to 5 times with increasing delays. Permanent errors (expired credentials, missing permissions) are not retried — the post shows what to fix (usually reconnecting the account under Channels). If a post permanently fails, the owner is notified by email so autopilot never fails silently.