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Social operations, handled
SPIRITT runs the operations behind your Planly publishing. It sets up teams, stocks each media library from your asset sources, audits connected channels, generates caption options with Planly AI, and reports on every scheduled post by network, status and date.
What you can do with Planly.
Media libraries always stocked
Images and videos imported from any URL or uploaded directly, organized per team, and retired when stale.
The schedule in plain sight
Scheduled posts filtered by channel, network, status, media type and date range, turned into calendars and reports.
Teams and channels under control
Teams created and renamed, members and roles listed, connected channels audited and AI credits tracked.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your social operations and describe your brands, teams and channels.
02
Connect Planly
Connect Planly, plus the asset libraries and reporting apps you use.
03
Hand over the mission
Hand over the operations. SPIRITT keeps media, teams and reporting running on schedule.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Planly to work.
Social operations, handled
Questions
Planly, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT manage in Planly?+
Teams, media libraries, channel inventories and AI text completions, plus reporting on scheduled posts.
02Can it add media to Planly?+
Yes. It imports images and videos from a URL or uploads files directly to a team's library.
03Can it see scheduled posts?+
It lists schedule groups with channel, network, status, media type and date filters, and schedules page by page.
04Does it create posts in Planly?+
Posts are composed and scheduled in Planly. SPIRITT prepares the media, captions and reporting around them.
05Can it manage teams?+
It creates, renames and deletes teams and lists their members and roles.
06How do I connect Planly?+
Open a workspace, connect Planly and your asset and reporting apps, then describe the operation to run.