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Several Brands, one structure, one review chain

Spaces and Teams model the organization you already have, several Brands sit in one Workspace, and every piece of content moves through an Approval Workflow with a named role and a deadline on each stage.

Spaces for Marketing, Design and Product, each with its description, member count and project count.

Spaces and Teams

Spaces group work by function, such as Marketing or Design. Teams sit inside Spaces, nest inside other Teams, and are granted access to specific Brands, inherited by sub-teams unless overridden. Space roles run Space Admin, Contributor and Viewer; Team roles run Admin, Editor and Viewer. So a product line's Team sees its own Brand, and a shared design Team is granted several.

  • Create a Space per function, and Teams inside it for each product line.
  • Grant a Team access to the Brands it works on, and let sub-teams inherit it.
  • Override an inherited grant where one Team should see less.
Teams with a sub-team nested under its parent Team and a second top-level Team, each member shown with their role.

Several Brands in one Workspace

A Workspace holds one or more Brands, each with its own identity, voice, written guidelines and connected accounts. The Brand switcher in the top bar sets the active context across the whole app, so the calendar, the Media Library and the composer all follow the Brand you are working on. Nothing in the product is visible until at least one Brand exists.

  • Add a Brand per product line, region or sub-brand.
  • Switch Brand from the top bar and keep the same people and the same process.
The Brands list with four Brands, each card showing the Brand logo, its voice and its color palette.

Multi-stage approvals

An Approval Workflow is an ordered chain of review steps, each with a required role and a deadline in hours. Set one per Brand or a Workspace-wide default, and add auto-approve rules for named roles. Anything past its deadline escalates on its own. Comments carry mentions, change requests and the full history, and posts, media assets and Campaign Content Slots all pass through it.

  • Build the chain your legal, design and leadership reviewers already follow.
  • Set the hours each stage has, and let late stages escalate without a chaser.
  • Work the queue in bulk when a launch produces many items at once.
An Approval Workflow with three ordered stages, each with its role and deadline in hours: copy review in 24 hours, a claims check in 12 hours and brand sign-off in 48 hours, plus the owner auto-approve rule.

The systems you already run

Jira syncs both ways, so tasks stay correct whichever side they are edited on, and epics link to Campaigns. Confluence syncs both ways, so a page edited there and a Campaign edited here stay in step. Notion pages and databases are created and updated the same way. Slack carries notifications, approvals and content updates into the channels a team already watches.

  • Connect Jira and map its workflow onto Collabre task statuses.
  • Point a Campaign at a Confluence space and let the two keep each other current.
  • Send approvals into a Slack channel instead of an inbox.
The Project Management section of the Integration Hub: Jira, Confluence and Notion connected, each showing the connected account and a Disconnect action.

Goals

Goals support three frameworks: OKR, SMART and 4DX. They nest, carry key results and tracked metrics, and update from Campaign performance. A metric comes from a connected analytics source, from Jira, or from a number a person enters, and a goal can link to a Jira epic, so the marketing plan and the delivery board describe the same work.

  • Create the quarter's goals in the framework your leadership already uses.
  • Point a key result at an analytics metric, a Jira issue, or a manual number.
Goals with an OKR parent goal and two child goals in progress: progress bars, key results, status and level, and a Jira epic key on one goal.

Questions

Teams are granted access to specific Brands, and sub-teams inherit the grant unless it is overridden. Space and Team roles decide what a member can do inside what they can see.

Yes. A workflow is an ordered chain of stages, each with a required role and a deadline in hours, set per Brand or as a Workspace default, with auto-approve rules for named roles.

It can. Jira syncs both ways, epics link to Campaigns, and a goal's key result can track a Jira metric, so Jira stays the system of record while content lives here.

It syncs both ways with Campaign data, so the internal brief a wider team reads stays current without anyone retyping it, whichever side the edit was made on.

In the in-app notification center, and in Slack channels you map. Per-type preferences and a routing rules engine decide what goes where.

Put every Brand on the same structure

Book a walkthrough, or create a Workspace, add your Spaces and connect Jira.

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