Omnichannel publishing made easy
One topic, many channels: ALLMEDIA.AI creates a separate post for each channel and publishes it via the respective channel connection.
You create one channel per destination and connect it to your account via a channel connection. When creating content, you select several channels at once. Each channel gets its own post, which you publish right away or schedule.
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What is this about?
In ALLMEDIA.AI, omnichannel means: you describe a topic once and get a separate, suitable post for each selected channel. To do this, the app separates two things:
- Channel: Defines how content looks for a destination. Each channel has its brand voice, content structure, target audiences, languages, AI model, knowledge stores, post-processing and media pipelines. There are channel types for social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok) and for owned media (newsletter, blog, website, podcast, print, magazine).
- Channel connection: Defines where content is published, for example your LinkedIn profile, your WordPress site or your Mailchimp account. The Integrations page shows which services can be connected.
You can create as many channels as you like. What is limited per plan is the number of channel connections.
Prerequisites
- At least one channel. The initial setup can create several at once if you like, see Getting started without writing skills.
- For automatic publishing, one channel connection per channel.
Step by step
- Create channels. Open Content → Channels and click New Channel. Choose Set up with AI, From Template or Manual Configuration. Instructions: Create a channel.
- Configure the channel. In the channel canvas you define brand voice, content structure and target audiences for each channel. This gives each channel its own tone and length. Details: Channel canvas.
- Set up a channel connection. Open Plan → Publishing (in the settings this area is called Channel connections) and connect your account. Channels without a connection show the notice “No Channel Connection” in the overview. Instructions: Channel connections.
- Create one topic for all channels. Click Create in the sidebar, describe your topic and select all target channels via Select channels. After Generate, a story is created with one post per channel.
- Approve, publish or schedule. Open the posts under Content → All Stories & Posts. For each post you decide between Publish and Schedule. If an approval is set up on the channel, the post goes there first. Learn more in Publishing content and Approval workflows.
- Manage in the calendar. Under Plan → Calendar you see all scheduled posts of all channels and move them by drag and drop. Details: The calendar.
Limits
| Plan | Channel connections |
|---|---|
| Free | 1 |
| Pro | 6 |
| Agentic | 15 |
| Enterprise, Agency | 25 |
You can book additional connections. Current prices are on the Pricing page.
- Each post belongs to exactly one channel. Its length is limited to the platform’s limit.
- Without a channel connection you can create and edit posts, but not publish them automatically.
Tips
- Two channels for the same platform are possible, for example one LinkedIn channel for the company and one for the management, each with its own brand voice.
- If a channel is missing from the selection when creating content, check under Content → Channels whether it is deactivated.
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