Put your busywork on autopilot
Connect a trigger to a few steps and PostRocket handles the rest: writing, designing, scheduling and replying, with a human check wherever you want one.
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Signals in, work out
Something happens in your business. A workflow turns it into finished, on-brand work.
Signals in
- A product goes live
- A new blog post is published
- A customer leaves a review
- Someone comments on a post
- It's Monday at 9:00
Work out
- Posts written and designed
- Content scheduled at the best time
- Replies sent in your voice
- Articles drafted for review
- Your team notified when needed
Start on the things that matter
Every workflow begins with a trigger. Pick a time, a feed, an event or a new conversation.
Schedule
Every day, week or month, at the time you pick, in the brand's time zone.
RSS feed
When a feed you follow publishes something new.
Webhook
When your own app or another tool sends PostRocket an event.
Store & sites
When products or pages change on a connected store or site.
Messages, comments & reviews
When something new lands in your inbox.
Four kinds of steps
Make content, publish it, answer people and control the flow. Chain as many as you need.
Make
- Write a caption
- Generate an image
- Draft an article
- Translate
- Pick hashtags
Publish
- Schedule to channels
- Add to queue
- Post now
- Notify your team
Answer
- Suggest a reply
- Reply automatically
- Assign to teammate
- Add a label
Control
- If / else condition
- Wait for approval
- Delay
- Filter
- Stop
Each step hands its work to the next
- Insert variables with a click
- Preview with real data before going live
- Works across AI, publishing and inbox steps
- {{trigger.title}}
- 5 plants that love bathrooms
- {{trigger.link}}
- juniperplants.example/blog/bathroom-plants
- {{trigger.image}}
- bathroom-plants.jpg
Three ways to get started
Write a sentence, pick an example or build it yourself.
- 01
Describe it
Tell PostRocket what should happen in a sentence. It builds the steps and you review them before turning it on.
“When a 5-star review comes in, thank them and share it on Instagram.” - 02
Start from an example
Pick a ready-made workflow from the gallery, then tweak the triggers, prompts and channels.
Blog post → social posts - 03
Build from scratch
Add a trigger, chain the steps you need and test each one with real data as you go.
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Examples to borrow
Ready-made workflows for the jobs marketing teams repeat every week.
Showing 12 examples
- Engagement
Answer FAQs in comments
Spot common questions in comments and reply with the right snippet.
New commentMatch questionReply - EngagementLi
Route sales leads
Send messages that mention pricing or bulk orders straight to sales.
New DMDetect intentAssign - Reviews
Thank happy reviewers
Reply to 4–5★ reviews in your voice and flag the rest for a person.
New reviewCheck ratingReply - Reviews
Share 5★ reviews
Turn glowing reviews into a branded quote post, ready for approval.
New reviewDesign quoteApprove - Social
Weekly tip series
Every Monday, write and design a tip post from your brand topics.
Every MondayWrite + designQueue - SocialLi
Repurpose your best post
Rewrite last month's top post for every other network you use.
MonthlyPick top postRewrite - Scheduling
Fill empty slots
If tomorrow has no posts, draft one from your evergreen ideas.
Daily 17:00Check calendarDraft - Scheduling
Holiday hours reminder
Post opening-hour changes before public holidays automatically.
ScheduleWrite updatePost - BloggingLi
Blog post → social posts
When a new article goes live, create posts for each network.
RSS itemWrite per networkSchedule - Blogging
Weekly SEO article
Draft an article for your next target keyword and send it for review.
WeeklyPick keywordDraft article - Ecommerce
New product launch
Announce new products with a caption and image as soon as your store sends the event.
WebhookWrite + designApprove - Ecommerce
Back-in-stock alert
Let followers know the moment a popular item is available again.
WebhookWrite postPost now
See every run, and why it did what it did
- Succeeded, Running, Waiting, Skipped and Failed at a glance
- Step-by-step output for every run
- Retry failed runs after fixing the cause
| When | Workflow | Trigger | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today 09:02 | Weekly tip post | Schedule | Succeeded | 3 posts scheduled |
| Today 08:41 | Thank 5★ reviews | Google review | Succeeded | Reply sent |
| Today 08:15 | Blog → social | RSS | Running | Designing image… |
| Yesterday 17:30 | Blog → social | RSS | Waiting | Waiting for Ana |
| Yesterday 12:04 | Comment triage | Comment | Skipped | Filter didn't match |
| Yesterday 10:20 | Product launch | Webhook | Failed | Image too small for Pinterest |
Questions
Something else? Ask us
Do I need any technical skills to build a workflow?
How do workflows use credits?
Can a workflow publish without me checking?
What happens if I run out of credits mid-run?
Can I trigger a workflow from my own app?
Can I connect my online store?
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