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kSocial extension

The AI fills Monday’s blank page. The choice stays yours.

Next month’s plan due by Friday, the same post to rewrite for three channels, the image to ask the designer for yet again. The AI assistant puts an AI model inside kSocial, fed with the project’s brand kit, channels and content pillars: it proposes ideas, copy and images, and nothing enters the plan without someone’s click.

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An AI that starts from what you know about the client

Every function starts from what the project already knows: the brand kit with tone, things to avoid and “Notes for the AI”, the channel bios, the content pillars. The company chooses the model in Kamzan Account › Artificial intelligence, function by function: an Anthropic, OpenAI or DeepSeek model with the company’s key (the suggested one is DeepSeek Flash, fast and inexpensive), or an internal model on Kamzan’s servers. Images are generated by OpenAI, with the company’s OpenAI key. The extension is turned on for the company; after that, only people with the AI assistant privilege in their user type can use it, because every call is charged to the company’s AI account.

How it works

  1. Plan with AI

    Choose the horizon (a month, a quarter or six months), the posts per week on each channel, the content pillars to rotate and a brief: launches, trade fairs, things to avoid. The AI proposes ideas month by month, each with a date, channel and pillar.

  2. Choose what to keep

    Tick the ideas that convince you, ask for a change (“less LinkedIn, more Instagram”, “avoid Fridays”) or regenerate a month. The chosen rows enter the plan as ideas; the rest are dropped. A proposal left half-done stays saved in the project.

  3. Polish the individual post

    In the post card, the AI button writes the text from a brief, adapts it to the channel, rewrites it in another tone, suggests hashtags and titles, generates the image. Each proposal goes in with “Use this text”, never on its own.

The AI proposes, a person chooses.

What you can do

  • One idea across several channels

    Decide how often a theme goes out on several channels, from “rarely” to “always”. The idea becomes a post with one variant per channel, each rewritten for its audience.

  • Rewrite in another tone

    Shorter, longer, clearer, more formal, more informal, livelier, or opening with a question: seven edits a click away, on the text that is already there.

  • The post image

    The AI reads the post and writes the image description; you correct it, choose the quality and generate it in the channel’s format. It joins the attachments only if you accept it. With the company’s OpenAI key.

  • The editorial plan as slides

    “Editorial plan with the AI” writes goals, audience, tone, channels, content pillars, rhythm, KPIs and next steps from the brand kit and pillars, or from a project note. Remove the slides you do not need and polish the rest.

  • A post from an article

    Among the inspiration sources, “Write a post from this” reads the whole article and prepares a draft for the chosen channel, linked to the source, to be reviewed and approved.

  • The brand kit from a PDF

    Upload the client’s guidelines as a PDF or PowerPoint: kSocial extracts colours, fonts and logos, the AI proposes style and keywords. You choose what to keep.

Frequently asked questions

Which model does it use, and where does the text go?

The company chooses it in Kamzan Account › Artificial intelligence, function by function: an external model (Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek) with the company’s key, or an internal model on Kamzan’s servers, for those who do not want their text to leave. Images are currently generated only by OpenAI. A post’s “Internal note” never goes to the AI.

Can the AI change the plan on its own?

No. The ideas from “Plan with AI” go in only if you tick them, and the texts in the post card only with “Use this text”. The one exception is something you start yourself: “Complete posts with AI” writes text and image straight into the posts you select, which still have to be reviewed and approved before going out.

Who can use it?

People with the AI assistant privilege in their user type, in the projects where their level allows them to write. Without the extension or the privilege, kSocial says what is missing instead of hiding the reason.

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Want to see it on your own plan?

We show you kSocial with your channels and your pillars, not a fake example. Half an hour, and you know whether it is the right place for your editorial plan.

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