Check the post before it goes out
Each channel version passes through a readiness gate. Coconut checks the content and destination against publication requirements and your agent’s publishing permissions.
Keep oversight of every post as your publishing scales
Coconut checks each channel post before it goes out and tracks what happens after publication. Waves schedules follow-up across the first 24 hours, bringing performance reports into Inbox so you can see what deserves more of your effort.
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How it works
Track publication and the first 24 hours
Coconut follows the publication outcome. Once the post is confirmed live, Waves schedules performance checks at 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 18, and 24 hours after publication.
Review the evidence in Inbox
Open publication updates and first-day performance reports beside the post they describe. Use the early response to decide what to repeat, change, or stop.
Oversight built into the publication lifecycle
Catch publication problems before they reach your channels
The gate checks required text and media, format compatibility, account connectivity, and publishing authority for each destination. Scheduled posts are checked again before execution, so an earlier approval does not bypass changed conditions.
Keep follow-up running after you leave the workspace
Waves records the monitoring tasks triggered by a publication and runs them when they’re due. Each check has a recorded outcome, with bounded retries for temporary capture failures. Every qualifying post gets the same first-day schedule.
Compare early performance with your brand’s history
Where enough comparable data exists, reports benchmark the post against earlier posts of the same format on the same channel. See how its early response compares with your usual results before choosing what to double down on.
Know when a report is missing part of the picture
Reports show which snapshots were captured and which were unavailable. Missing measurements stay visible, so a gap in monitoring is not mistaken for poor performance.
Waves is the heartbeat behind publication monitoring
Waves keeps track of scheduled work and publication events, then runs the follow-up they require. Its recorded tasks and outcomes give every post a monitoring process that continues beyond the moment you publish.
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