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`Socialize` is a workflow application for social media content review, revision, approval, and publication readiness.
It is not a public social network. It is a workspace-based coordination tool for internal teams, providers, and client approvers.
It is not a public social network. It is an organization-owned, workspace-based coordination tool for internal teams, providers, and client approvers.
## Problem
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## Core Product Shape
- workspace-based account boundary
- agencies able to manage multiple workspaces
- organizations as the SaaS account, billing, subscription, and connector boundary
- workspaces as brand/client workflow boundaries owned by one organization
- agencies, in-house teams, and professional businesses able to manage multiple workspaces
- organization members able to inherit access across owned workspaces
- external collaborators able to access specific workspaces without organization membership
- content items as the main reviewable unit
- assets and revisions tracked against content items
- comments and approvals attached to the work itself
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- not a full publishing engine in version 1
- not a full DAM platform in version 1
- not a full analytics product in version 1
- not a billing/subscription product in version 1
- not a full billing provider or pricing/package automation product in version 1
## MVP Scope
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- direct social publishing
- advanced third-party synchronization
- analytics suite
- customer billing flows
- full customer billing provider integration and pricing/package automation
## Current Strategic Assumptions