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Connect your accounts, prepare your content, and choose your first marketing workflow.

FIND IT IN THE APPStart in your workspace
Actual Reveble interface · 15 November 2026. Some views are cropped to focus on controls and keep account information private.

How to use it

  1. Choose the right workspace

    Use the workspace selector in the sidebar. Content, connections, campaigns and prospects belong to the selected workspace. Check this before you create or send anything.

  2. Connect the accounts you need

    Open Settings → Integrations. Connect a social account for posts, an ad account for paid campaigns, or your own prospect and email providers for outreach.

  3. Set your brand and review rules

    In Settings, review Brand Voice, Logo & Assets, Color Palette, Approval Rules and Risk Guardrails. Invite colleagues through Members when you need a shared workspace.

  4. Choose one first result

    For a social post, start in Content → Editor. For an ad, start in Ads. For outbound email, start in Prospects with an ICP and a list.

  5. Check the outcome

    Use Calendar for publishing status, Ads for campaigns, and Prospects → Outreach and Replies for email. A saved draft is not a published post or a sent email.

What to know

Three connected journeys

Content → Editor → Calendar helps you publish. Products → Ads → Approvals helps you run campaigns. Prospects → Personalization → Sequences → Replies helps you reach and respond to people.

What you need

Bring access to the accounts you want to connect. Paid advertising uses your ad account; prospect lookups use your provider credits; outreach uses your SendGrid or SMTP connection.

If something does not work

If a control is disabled, read the message beside it. A missing connection, your workspace role, an incomplete form or a plan allowance can prevent an action.

Continue learning

Reveble documentation · Screens and guidance reviewed 15 November 2026.
Available actions depend on your role, plan and connected accounts.