One queue for every LinkedIn Page you run.
Mitra AI is a publishing hub for LinkedIn. Write a post once, get it approved, and schedule it to the Pages you administer, instead of switching accounts by hand. A person approves every post; the queue only decides when it goes out.
Screenshot of the Mitra AI queue: a sidebar listing four connected LinkedIn Pages and a weekly queue of posts with times, owning Page, and status.
Where a post starts
A person writes and approves every post before it queues.
Scheduling only picks the day and time. Nothing in Mitra AI generates a post, edits one after approval, or sends it without a human having signed off first.
Draft, then approve, then queue
A draft sits against the Page it's meant for until someone approves it. Approving is what moves it into the queue, nothing runs on its own before that.
What it manages
Every Page you administer, planned from one place.
Each Page you connect shares one calendar, so a week of posts across all of them gets planned in one sitting instead of switching accounts by hand.
One list, several owners
Every connected Page publishes through the same queue. Switching which one you're planning for is a click, not a login.
How a post moves
Three states, always in the same order.
A post is a draft until someone approves it, queued once it has a time, and published when that time arrives. There's no state that skips the approval step.
Nothing publishes unattended
The scheduler moves a post from Queued to Published at the chosen time. It cannot move a post out of Draft, only a person can do that. This is a publishing tool, deliberately not a sales or outreach tool.
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