Your assistant prepares. You approve.

Start with a useful weekly workflow

Your assistant can bring its own draft text, create a campaign, retrieve its drafts, and check delivery. DraftPop keeps the accounts, brand guidance, source-backed drafts, review, and publishing workflow together. You can also generate a weekly preview inside DraftPop and share it for guest comments before approving.

Approval happens in DraftPop. Editing a campaign clears its approval. Scheduling access is optional, and an access key can schedule only the exact approved version.

Try it with Meta Muse

1. Connect your social accounts and create a sample campaign in DraftPop.
2. Open Assistant access and create a dedicated key. Start with draft-only access.
3. Give Muse the API specification below and ask it to use a custom integration if that capability is available in your account. Supply the key through the assistant’s supported credential setup.
4. Ask Muse to create a campaign and return its review link. Open that link in DraftPop, check every post, and approve.
5. Schedule in DraftPop, or use a key with scheduling enabled to ask Muse to schedule the approved revision.

This API is ready for a private integration trial. Native Muse setup and compatibility still need verification in a Muse account; DraftPop is not listed in Meta’s connector directory.

A first task to try

Prepare three posts for next week’s product update in DraftPop. Use my connected accounts, tailor the captions, and return the campaign review link. Wait for my approval in DraftPop before scheduling anything.

Campaign scheduling currently supports text and images for X, LinkedIn profiles, Facebook Pages, and direct Instagram professional accounts. Each destination uses one scheduling credit.