Repeat the production process
Describe the format once, then vary the topic and approved inputs. A reusable workflow gives your team a concrete starting point for the next deliverable.
For agencies
Repeat social video production for your agency
Turn an agreed content format into a workflow your agency can repeat. Keep the brief, media rights, destination account and publishing decision clear for each brand you work with.
A repeatable process
Give each new video a clear starting point
Inspect the destination
Review the video, caption, account, privacy and publishing time together. An admin's approval authorizes that specific post, so the account is part of the decision.
Separate creation from delivery
Use the run's estimate to plan creation work, then check delivery independently. A finished video is not evidence that the platform accepted or published the post.
A workflow for agencies
Turn the approved brief into inputs
Collect the approved claims, footage and intended destination before creating the workflow. Confirm what the agency can publish on the client's behalf.
Test the brand's format
Run one example and inspect the output. Resolve tone, pronunciation, captions and asset selection while the workflow is still a small, reviewable deliverable.
Keep client review in your agreed process
Get the client's sign-off through the process your agency already uses. LoopBatch's publishing approval belongs to a workspace admin; it is not an anonymous client approval link or a chain of reviewers.
Approve and check delivery
Review the exact post in the Queue and authorize delivery to the intended account. Afterward, read its posting record rather than treating the production run as a delivery receipt.
Start with a specific brief
This illustrative brief shows the inputs and decisions to include. Test and adjust the resulting workflow for your assets and account.
Create a short product explainer from this brand's uploaded demonstration clips. Use only the approved product facts in the brief. Add narration and captions, prepare the post for the connected Instagram account and wait for our review.
Check the generated steps before running them. A brief describes what you want; a test establishes whether the workflow produces it.
What to check before repeating it
Client permissions
A connected account needs the right platform permissions. Keep the agreed authority to publish separate from a team's ability to create media.
Brand separation
Check the selected assets and destination for every brand. This page does not promise a white-label client portal, client billing or a separate tenant per client.
Approval scope
Approval is by a workspace admin. Schedule rules are optional and apply to one Live schedule; TikTok posts and ads still wait for a person.
Budget
Creation credits cover workflow steps. Your agency's labor, stock subscriptions, client fees and ad spend are separate costs.
Inspect an actual result
See the output and the cost method
This frame comes from an existing LoopBatch narrated-video run. It demonstrates output, rather than a customer result for this audience. Separate measured runs show the creation costs by step.
Questions before you start
Can clients approve through a public link?
LoopBatch does not provide an anonymous client sign-off link. Keep client review in your agreed process, then have an authorized workspace admin approve publishing.
Can we publish a video to several accounts?
Build the destinations into the workflow and inspect each resulting post. Each account's permissions, checks and approval matter separately.
Is this a white-label agency platform?
These workflows support creating and reviewing content. They do not include a promised white-label portal, automatic client invoicing or multi-stage approval chain.
Keep exploring
Start with one video you can review.
Test the production process, then decide how to repeat it.