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Capture the client message
Paste the DM, email, or WhatsApp message describing the content change or new request.
Paste a client's DM, email, or WhatsApp message about a content change. Text2Task organizes it into tasks, with the platform, asset status, and posting deadline, that you review before saving.
Example request
Example week built from a single client DM, like Camille's.
Example workflow — not an automated decision.
Mon
Facial peel post
Rescheduled from Sunday
Wed
Caption update
Discount code removed
Fri
New esthetician Story
Needs photo asset
Mon (next)
Review upcoming captions
Approval pending
Example: a client's DM mixing a reschedule, a caption edit, and a brand-new Story request.
"hey!! can we push the facial peel post to tomorrow instead of today, and change the caption, take out the discount code, we're not running that promo anymore. also do we have a story for the new esthetician joining us? she starts Monday and I want people to know." — Camille, Duarte Skin Bar
The reschedule, the caption edit, and the new Story request stay as three separate tasks instead of one easy-to-miss DM.
A message about rescheduling one post can also mean pulling a promo code from other scheduled posts, plus a brand-new request for a Story, all without saying which platform or when.
Text2Task proposes the breakdown. You confirm the platform, the assets, and the deadline, and nothing saves until you approve it.
Capture the message, review the breakdown, and save only the tasks you approve.
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Paste the DM, email, or WhatsApp message describing the content change or new request.
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Check the platform, the deadline, and whether any asset or approval is still missing.
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Edit anything unclear, then save the approved tasks so the content work is ready to schedule.
Yes, when the client states it. Without that detail, Text2Task won't assume which platform a request applies to.
It can note that no asset was included with the request, so you know to follow up before it's schedulable.
Yes, when the client gives a date or a clear reference point, like 'she starts Monday.' Vague timing like 'soon' is flagged as unclear rather than guessed.
No. Text2Task only organizes the request into a task you review. It does not connect to Instagram, Meta Business Suite, or any scheduling tool.
Keep client content, campaign, approval, and revision requests clear without losing the context needed to complete them.
When another message comes in, Client Updates checks it against the saved project so a change doesn't get missed on the calendar.
Text2Task checks the follow-up against content tasks already tracked for this client.
Review which requests are new, and which may already be reflected in the plan.
Choose which updates to apply. Nothing changes in your saved project automatically.
You confirm every change before it's added — Text2Task never edits or reschedules a post on its own.
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