The content has been reviewed. The final copy is agreed. Your team knows where it needs to go. Publishing is the next step, and FridayHQ supports doing it directly across all major platforms.
The content has been reviewed. The final copy is agreed. Your team knows where it needs to go. Publishing is the next step, and FridayHQ supports doing it directly across all major platforms.
Direct publishing is currently available to a limited group of partners because of platform policies. If your team would like access, contact FridayHQ support to discuss eligibility.
FridayHQ supports direct publishing to all major platforms. For partners with access, that capability brings publication into the workspace where the team coordinates its content.
The distinction to understand is availability. Direct publishing is an existing capability, while access is restricted to limited partners under platform policies. Teams interested in using it should start with support so the conversation can focus on their eligibility and publishing needs.
Before reaching out, put together a short description of your publishing workflow. You do not need a lengthy proposal. A few practical details will help support understand what your team wants to do:
These are useful details to include in an inquiry, rather than a list of eligibility requirements. Support is the right place to discuss whether your team qualifies and what access may be available.
For example, a team producing weekly videos and shorter social edits could explain which profiles it manages, which formats it publishes, and who handles the final release.
Direct publishing works best when the team has already agreed on what is ready to go. Use the review process to settle the creative, copy, and destination before the person responsible for publishing takes over.
A practical handoff should answer four questions:
If your team uses Workflow Tags, a tag such as Ready for Publishing can make that handoff easier to recognize. Agree on who applies it and what checks must be complete first. The tag records your team's readiness decision; partner access is handled through support.
Reach out through the FridayHQ contact page or email support@fridayhq.com.
You can use a short message like this:
We'd like to discuss eligibility for direct publishing in FridayHQ. Our workspace is [workspace name], and we publish [content formats] to [platforms and profiles]. Could you advise on partner access and the next steps for our team?
An inquiry starts that discussion. Access remains subject to eligibility and applicable platform policies.
If publishing directly from FridayHQ would help your workflow, send support the destinations and content types you have in mind. That gives the team a clear starting point for discussing access.