Coverage

Platforms, and who decides which ones you use

Platform eligibility is a policy decision that changes, and it belongs to the agency rather than the vendor. Every platform below carries a policy state that an approving official sets, with an effective date and a place to cite the authority — so when policy moves, the tool follows without a release.

Supported platforms with publishing, listening and policy status
PlatformPublishListenCharacter limitDefault policy
FacebookApproved for official use. Primary channel for site-level communications.YesYes63,206Approved
InstagramApproved for official use. Expansion in progress across sites.YesYes2,200Approved
LinkedInApproved at headquarters level only. Not delegated to sites.YesYes3,000Approved
XApproved for official use at headquarters and region level.YesYes280Approved
YouTubeApproved for official use. Captions required before release.YesYes5,000Approved
TikTokListening only under current tenant policy. Publishing is disabled pending a written determination by the approving official. Policy is configurable, not fixed by the vendor.NoYes2,200Monitor only
RedditListening source only. No official presence.NoYesMonitor only
ThreadsNot approved for official use under current tenant policy.NoYes500Not approved

Defaults shown are illustrative for the prototype. In a deployment each row is editable by the tenant, records who approved it and when, and holds a free-text citation for the policy or determination behind it.

Listening coverage

Monitoring reaches beyond the platforms you publish on, into news, blogs and public forums — and is limited to publicly available content. Private messages, restricted accounts and non-public groups are out of scope by design, not by omission.

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Languages

English, Japanese, German, Korean, Spanish, Italian

12

Month lookback

Retained for trend analysis and after-action review

2 h

Crisis alerting

Detection to dispatch, by email and SMS

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Sources

Plus news, blogs and public forums

See listening in the prototype