FAQ

Which networks can I publish to?

Duma is built to publish across every major social network. LinkedIn is the first network live end to end; more (including LinkedIn Company Pages and the Meta networks) light up as they come online. Your posts and channels are modelled the same way across networks, so adding one later doesn't change how you work.

What is the demo profile?

Every workspace starts with a demo profile so you can try the full flow — compose, schedule, approve, publish, status — before connecting a live account. It behaves exactly like a real channel but records a mock result instead of posting publicly. It's the recommended way to learn Duma.

Do posts always need approval?

Only if your workspace works that way. Approvals are role-based: contributors draft and submit, while owners, admins and editors can approve and publish. If your team doesn't need a review step, someone with publish rights can schedule or publish directly.

Will a scheduled post go out if my computer is off?

Yes. Scheduling is durable — Duma publishes at the time you set, server-side, whether or not your browser is open. You can unschedule a post any time before it fires.

What do the roles mean?

• Owner / Admin — manage the workspace, channels and members.
• Editor — compose, schedule and publish.
• Contributor — compose and submit drafts for approval.
• Viewer — read-only access.

Who can see my workspace's posts?

Only the members of that workspace. Channels, media, posts and approvals are scoped to the workspace they belong to.

Can I reuse images across posts?

Yes — anything you add goes into the workspace media library, ready to drop into future posts.