Draft Orchard

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What this is

An editor marking up a printed draft with a red pen.

  • Drafted against the house rules

    Articles and episode notes are written to a house style, a taught voice, and a library of facts somebody has already approved.

  • Checked before it can go out

    Your compliance rules run over every piece, and each rule quotes the source document it came from, word for word.

  • Scheduled where the team can see it

    Approved work lands on a shared calendar, grouped into the campaigns and series it belongs to.

Draft Orchard is a content studio. Staff sign-in only. It is used to draft, review, and schedule articles and episode notes, with compliance checks applied to every piece before it can be published.

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What it sounds like

Campaign poster: a Q3 content brainstorm invite covered in sticky notes reading SYNERGY and CIRCLE BACK, stencilled over with the words THIS MEETING COULD'VE BEEN A DRAFT, and under them, ELEVEN DRAFTS RIPENED WHILE YOU WERE IN IT.Campaign poster: an out of office auto-reply pinned to a dark field, stencilled over with the words OUT OF OFFICE. THE ORCHARD ISN'T, and under them, DRAFTS DON'T TAKE PTO.

Nothing goes out until the rules have read it.

Draft Orchard: internal content studio