Multi-platform publishing is less about the number of networks and more about keeping track of what went where.
One workspace instead of seven apps
A zedgad project holds your connected social accounts, your API keys, your posts, and the log of every publish attempt. Your team works in one place instead of switching between apps.
Each brand or client gets its own project, so accounts and logs never mix. Teammates can be invited to the projects they work on.
Publishing from different sources
Content can be written in the dashboard, sent automatically from WordPress, pushed from your own app through a webhook, or created through the API.
For example, a marketing team can publish launch posts from the dashboard while the company blog posts new articles automatically, and both show up in the same log.
Handling platform differences
Every network has its own limits on text, media, and format. Zedgad shows a preview for each platform before you publish and splits long copy into a thread on X.
When a platform rejects a post, the reason appears in the log next to that platform, while the other platforms still publish normally.
Key takeaway
Use one project per brand, publish from wherever content starts, and keep one log for all of it.