Chaser for content teams
Manage content production in Slack.
Give briefs, drafts, reviews, and approvals their own owners and deadlines. Chaser keeps those tasks with your team’s Slack conversations and reminds the person who needs to act next.
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Make each handoff part of the production plan.
A finished draft still needs an edit, a design, and someone to approve the final version. Track those as separate tasks in the Slack channel where your team already coordinates the work. Link the brief and the latest draft in the conversation, so the writer, editor, and reviewer can find the material behind the request.
- Articles and newsletters. Give the brief, first draft, edit, and final review separate assignments. The editor can see what needs a decision, and the writer can ask questions in the same thread.
- Video and social content. Track the script review, edit feedback, thumbnail, and final copy as tasks. Keep the working files in your existing tools and link the version that needs attention.
- A repeatable production checklist. Build the usual steps once with owners and deadlines relative to the publish date. Reuse the checklist for the next piece, then adjust assignments and dates to fit its scope.
Keep the review moving after you send the draft.
Assign the newsletter review with a due date, and Chaser follows up with the reviewer in Slack. They can complete the task once they have posted their feedback, or move the deadline if the review needs more time.
A clear task also makes the request easier to act on. Say whether you need factual corrections, an edit, or final approval, and link the right draft. The discussion and the completion update stay with the work being reviewed.
Read about reviews and approvals in SlackSee which pieces need attention before the next deadline.
Review Chaser tasks across your content channels with owners, dates, and status together. Check due and overdue work before a production meeting, so the conversation can focus on the draft or decision that needs help.
For a regular editorial check-in, schedule a status report in the channel. Your team can review the open tasks alongside the publishing calendar and agree on any changes to the plan.
See a content production workflowQuestions before you try it?
Read more answers in the FAQDo we need to move our writing and design files?
No. Keep creating in the tools you use today. Include the relevant document or design link in the Slack task so the assignee knows which version to work on.
Can different checklist steps have different owners?
Yes. Assign the draft to the writer, the edit to the editor, and the final review to the approver. Each checklist task can have its own assignee and due date.
Can a client review content in Chaser?
Yes, if you share a Slack Connect channel with the client. Assign the review in that channel so the client can respond there. Keep internal drafts and internal preparation in your team’s own channel.
Try it with the next draft waiting for review.
Add the reviewer and due date in Slack, then let Chaser follow up while your team works on the next piece.
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