Plane 3 — Community: Campaigns and social

Learn the Community Plane's three tabs, create a campaign, connect social accounts, and understand review-before-publish.

The Community Plane is where you orchestrate your public presence: your knowledge, your campaigns, and your website. All from one place, always under your control.

What you need before you start

• A project — campaigns hang off a project.
• Test social accounts. This tutorial doesn’t publish real posts; Instagram requires a business account to connect.

The three tabs

The Plane has three tabs: Knowledge Bank, your knowledge base (with its own tutorial); Campaigns, social orchestration; and Webmaster, generating and publishing your site. Here we focus on Campaigns.

Creating and exploring a campaign

Campaigns belong to a project. You pick the project at the top, and filter by status: all, active, or drafts. Each campaign shows as a card with its goal, its status, a community “temperature” bar, and its figures — posts, platforms, resources, and start date.

Creating a campaign asks for a name, a goal, and a start date. Its detail is organized into sections: Overview with status and timeline, Resources, Strategy with the target platforms, and the Content Calendar with posts scheduled across platforms.

Connecting social accounts

Per project, you connect accounts with a tap — Instagram, X, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Connected accounts show with a button to disconnect.

Review before publishing

Here’s the piece that makes o42 different: there’s a review before publishing. «o» prepares content adapted to each platform, and you approve it before it goes out. You orchestrate, you don’t blindly automate — you review the content, adjust whatever you want, and decide what publishes where. The human always has the final say.

Webmaster

The third tab generates your site with AI and publishes it: every site moves from Draft to Generated to Published, with FTP options and a live preview.