Governed social posting, built from your approved knowledge.

Plans and publishes to LinkedIn and Facebook (X coming) — drafted from your knowledge, reviewed before anything goes live.

No calls — just a simple email exchange to see if it fits.

💡 A price question may be a buying signal. Servadra reads between the lines to catch it.
🇬🇧 UK-Based Support & Operations
Fits Around Existing Workflows
🔒 UK GDPR-Aligned Data Practices

Social Proof

"It gave us a calmer front line. Customers got clearer answers, and our team got cleaner handovers."

client

"We started seeing which conversations were worth real attention before the moment had already passed."

client

"The team no longer wastes early time chasing scattered details before the real work can begin."

client

"Clients often knew they needed something, but not how to explain it. Now the first contact comes in with far more shape."

client

Many "AI social media" tools invent posts from a generic prompt with no real knowledge of your business — typical subscriptions for that kind of generic scheduling tool run £15–£50 a month, and you still have to write or fix the content yourself. Servadra drafts posts from your own approved knowledge — your services, your tone, your facts — and nothing is invented that isn't already true about your business.

Generic social media tools versus governed, knowledge-based posting

A generic prompt gives you a generic post.
Every time.

Most "AI social media" tools invent content from a template — the same tone, the same claims, the same emptiness any business in your sector could publish.

Posts that don't match what your business actually offers

Content you still have to rewrite before it's safe to publish

No link to the knowledge that already governs your customer conversations

No safeguard against a tool that quietly over-posts and floods your channels

Relay drafts from your Archon Book instead — and nothing publishes until you approve it.

What you get

Every post starts from your Archon Book — the same governed knowledge base that powers your customer service — so what goes out matches what your business actually does, and nothing publishes until you've approved it.

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Drafted from approved knowledge

Post drafts are generated from the same governed business knowledge that drives your customer conversations, not a generic content template that could belong to any business.

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Per-platform planning

Posts are planned per platform — LinkedIn and Facebook today, X coming — so wording and format fit each channel rather than one post copy-pasted everywhere.

Approval before publish

Nothing goes out unreviewed. Every planned post sits in an approval step first — you (or whoever you nominate) sign off before it reaches a live platform.

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Daily-limit enforcement

A governance safeguard, not a marketing promise — posting is capped per day so the system can never run away and flood your channels, even by accident.

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Image store

A store for the visual assets attached to your posts, so images stay organised and reusable across platforms rather than re-uploaded each time.

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Direct platform connect

LinkedIn and Facebook connect directly via OAuth, so once approved, posts publish straight to your own business accounts — no manual copy-paste step.

Channels covered

LinkedIn and Facebook are live today — connect your business accounts and start planning posts now. X is coming soon and is not yet available; we won't claim it works before it does. Instagram support is not confirmed — Meta's own platform API may limit what's possible there, so we're not promising it until it's proven.

From your Archon Book to an approved post.

Relay drafts, you sign off, then it publishes — a short loop with a human decision at its centre.

Your Archon Book is already set up — services, tone and key facts, structured as part of your governed setup

Posts are drafted and planned per platform, scheduled against your daily-limit safeguard so the plan stays sensible, not spammy

You approve before anything publishes — once signed off, Relay publishes directly to your connected account

From Archon Book to an approved social post

Why Servadra

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From your approved knowledge

Every draft comes from your Archon Book, not generic AI filler that could apply to any business — the same governance that shapes your customer conversations shapes what gets posted.

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Governed

Approval-gated, daily-limit enforced, no runaway auto-posting — Relay stays within the same governance rules as everything else Servadra produces, and works alongside our AI Ads Planning and managed SEO service if you run those too.

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You stay in control

Nothing publishes without your sign-off. Servadra plans and drafts; you decide what actually goes live, and when.

Governed social posting — controlled and structured

Drafting stays governed. Publishing stays yours.

Servadra never invents a claim your business hasn't made, and never posts without your sign-off.

No reach, engagement or follower-growth promises, ever

Every draft traces back to your Archon Book, not a generic template

A daily-limit safeguard stops runaway posting, even by accident

See control and escalation structure →

Running paid campaigns too? See AI Ads Planning — a governed Google, Meta and Bing plan built from the same Archon Book.

Available on Professional plans and above. See our pricing page for plans and options.

Servadra plans and, once approved, publishes posts to your connected platforms from your approved business knowledge. It does not guarantee reach, engagement, follower growth, or any other social-media outcome. All posting must comply with each platform's own policies. X support is coming and not yet available. Instagram support is not confirmed and may be limited by the platform's own API — we will not promise it before it is proven.

Try a real enquiry in the widget, then see the governed workflow behind it.

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See what governed social posting looks like for your business.

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Related Questions

How does the system let us know that someone has shared their details for a follow-up?

Your team can receive a notification when someone submits a contact enquiry. The chat widget captures the customer's email address and message, then sends the team an email notification for follow-up. For example, if a customer says they want someone to get back to them about a service, they can leave their details through the widget. Your team then has the message rather than relying on someone noticing a half-finished chat later. To reduce spam, there is a one-contact-submission-per-session limit. That keeps the route useful without inviting the same person to hammer the form six times in a row.

Can a partner set up webhooks for lead notifications?

Webhooks for lead notifications may be supported where it is within scope and the destination endpoints and data fields are agreed and approved. If you need confirmation for a specific client scenario, please contact our team for the agreed terms and a written confirmation.

How will we be notified when a visitor provides their contact information?

Your team can receive a notification when someone submits a contact enquiry. The chat widget captures the customer's email address and message, then sends the team an email notification for follow-up. For example, if a customer says they want someone to get back to them about a service, they can leave their details through the widget. Your team then has the message rather than relying on someone noticing a half-finished chat later. To reduce spam, there is a one-contact-submission-per-session limit. That keeps the route useful without inviting the same person to hammer the form six times in a row.

Can we get an alert when a person fills in their email and message on the widget?

Your team can receive a notification when someone submits a contact enquiry. The chat widget captures the customer's email address and message, then sends the team an email notification for follow-up. For example, if a customer says they want someone to get back to them about a service, they can leave their details through the widget. Your team then has the message rather than relying on someone noticing a half-finished chat later. To reduce spam, there is a one-contact-submission-per-session limit. That keeps the route useful without inviting the same person to hammer the form six times in a row.

Do partners have their own login process?

The available information does not confirm a separate partner login route. Please get in touch with the team for specific details. If you are a partner, use the access instructions given to you rather than assuming the client route is the same. For example, a partner may need different materials from a client account, so it is better to confirm the right entry point before sharing anything with your staff. That keeps your access clean and avoids mixing partner discussions with client operating tools. Once confirmed, save the correct link clearly.

How does the system prevent spammy contact requests from creating disorder?

Repeated contact forms can turn useful follow-up into admin confetti. The contact enquiry route limits each session to one contact submission to reduce spam. For example, if a customer leaves their email address and message through the widget, your team receives an email notification for follow-up. The same session should not keep producing duplicate contact alerts every few seconds. That helps your staff focus on genuine enquiries rather than sorting through repeated copies of the same message. It also gives the customer a clearer path: leave details once, then wait for the team to respond. Not glamorous, perhaps, but tidy beats chaotic most days.

Will we know when someone leaves their details?

Your team can receive a notification when someone submits a contact enquiry. The chat widget captures the customer's email address and message, then sends the team an email notification for follow-up. For example, if a customer says they want someone to get back to them about a service, they can leave their details through the widget. Your team then has the message rather than relying on someone noticing a half-finished chat later. To reduce spam, there is a one-contact-submission-per-session limit. That keeps the route useful without inviting the same person to hammer the form six times in a row.

Where can partners track their support requests?

Partners can track their support requests through the designated support interface or communication channel associated with their account. Availability depends on the defined partner support structure.

Ready to see governed social posting for your business?

Governed AI, built from your approved business knowledge — for LinkedIn and Facebook, with X coming.

No calls — Just a simple email exchange to see if it fits.

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