Plan social media work where it happens. Each brand in OutReply has a Kanban board: create projects, add tasks with priorities and due dates, assign them to teammates and drag them from To Do to Done.
Today, upcoming and calendar views keep deadlines in sight, and the board sits next to the inbox, calendar and approvals it supports.
Projects sit inside a brand, for example "Spring launch" or "Weekly content", each with a title and a short description.
Give each task a title, a description, a priority of Low, Medium or High, and optional start and due dates.
Add the brand's collaborators to the project and assign one or more of them to each task.
Drag tasks between To Do, In Progress and Done, and reorder them within a column as priorities change.
Tasks due today, across your projects.
What's due next, so nothing sneaks up on you.
Finished work, handy for the monthly recap.
Every deadline on a calendar.
Anything that isn't a post or a reply yet. A few typical cards, and where the work gets done once the card moves:
Projects live inside a brand, so an agency sees each client's work separately, and task access has its own Task Manager permission: a designer can see the board without reaching your DMs or analytics. There's nothing extra to buy. The board is included on Free, Advanced and Elite and doesn't use AI credits.
Yes. The task board is available on Free, Advanced and Elite, and it doesn't use AI credits.
Collaborators on the brand. Add them to the project, then assign one or more people to each task.
Yes. The Task Manager permission controls access to the board separately from messaging, publishing and analytics.
Yes. The calendar view shows tasks by date, alongside the today, upcoming and completed lists.
Create your first project on the Free plan and invite your team when you're ready.