Getting posts approved
Replace the email chains with approvals and comments on the post itself.
Read moreSocial media for professional services
Accountants, solicitors, consultants and advisers: you need to be visible, and you need to be careful. Build review into the process.
The challenge
Why social media gets hard
For professional firms, the risk of a careless post can feel greater than the benefit of a good one, so often nothing gets posted. The knowledge is there, but it is hard to find the time to turn it into short, approachable posts that have been properly checked.
How Orbis Social helps
Where it fits
- 1
Approvals as standard
Have a partner or manager approve every post before it is scheduled.
- 2
Plain-English drafts
Let AI turn your notes into drafts, then have a qualified person check them.
- 3
Planned deadlines
Plan posts around the dates that matter to your clients.
- 4
A record
Use the audit log to see what happened and when.
Good practice
Worth keeping in mind
If your profession has its own rules on advertising and client confidentiality, they continue to apply. The brand-rule check cannot guarantee compliance, and AI drafts can be wrong. A qualified person should review anything that could be read as advice.
General information only, not legal advice. See our guide to UK rules for social media marketing and Acceptable Use Policy.
Use cases
Where to start
Staying on brand as a team
Give every writer, and the AI, the same reference for how you sound.
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Planning a month ahead
Swap last-minute posting for a calendar you can see and change.
Read moreQuestions
Frequently asked questions
No. It compares drafts with the rules you have recorded and does not guarantee compliance. Keep your normal professional review.
Not yet. It is on our roadmap with no date set, so consider that if LinkedIn is your main channel.
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