Post Calendar
Your team's LinkedIn, on schedule
See every scheduled post across your organization in one calendar and track its status from scheduled to published.


From library to live
Schedule content in seconds
Pick any approved post from the Content Library, choose a date and time, and schedule it. It's that simple.
- Pick a future date and time
- Post as opted-in team members
- Appears on the calendar instantly

Status at a glance
Know exactly where every post stands
Every post shows its status: scheduled, posted, or failed. You'll always know what's live and what needs a second look.
Real-time status
See scheduled, posted, and failed posts at a glance.
One-click retry
Reschedule a failed post and it's automatically retried.

Edit without the hassle
Reschedule in two clicks
Adjust the copy, the timing, or both, right from the calendar. Changes save instantly and the post picks up right where it left off.
- Edit text and timing together
- Failed posts reset and retry
- Admins can manage the whole org's posts

FAQ
Have questions? We have answers
Calendar Grid shows a monthly view with colored dots for scheduled posts; click a day to see all activity for that day. List View shows every post chronologically, which is easier for scanning across months or reviewing failed and canceled posts. Switch between the two with the toggle in the calendar header.
Scheduled posts are created from the Content Library, not the calendar itself. Open a content card, click Schedule for Later, pick a future date and time, and confirm. Admins can also choose Post As to schedule on behalf of an opted-in team member. The post shows up on the calendar instantly.
Yes. Pending and failed posts can be edited directly from the calendar. Click the edit icon on a post card to open Edit & Reschedule, adjust the text, the date, or both, and save.
A failed post gets a red Failed badge with the error message, and a banner appears at the top of the calendar flagging the failure. The post owner or an admin can edit and reschedule it, which resets its status to pending so Shimmer's scheduler retries publishing it.
Members can view, edit, and cancel their own pending or failed posts. Admins can view every post in the organization and edit or cancel any pending post.
