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Request a post

Post requests let you ask staff or contributors to submit content for an upcoming newsletter

Create a new post request

  • Open the Requests Panel
    • Click Requests in the sidebar.
    • You'll see a list of all outstanding, recent, and completed requests.
  • Create a New Request
    • Click the Create button and choose Post Request,
      • or use the + New request button inside the Requests panel

Request fields

  1. Choose a Topic
      • Select which topic this post should belong to.
      • Tip: This determines where the final post will appear in the newsletter.
  1. Add a Title
      • Use a clear, descriptive title that reflects the post content.
      • Example: What Weโ€™re Learning in Mathematics.
  1. Set a Due Date
      • Choose when the post should be submitted by.
  1. Add Notes or Instructions (Optional)
      • Include any helpful context, expectations, or required content for the assignee.
      • These notes are visible to the person you're assigning the request to.
  1. Assign the Request
      • Select one or more team members from the dropdown list.
      • If you choose multiple users, separate requests will be created for each person (so each request can be managed individually).
  1. Send Email Notifications (Optional)
      • Toggle the option to send an email to assignees.
      • If disabled, requests will still appear on their dashboard when they log into Bundlebird.
  1. Click Create Request
      • The request will now appear in the Outstanding Requests section.
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Tips

  • Use clear, action-oriented titles to make requests easy to understand.
  • Assign requests early and include notes to avoid back-and-forth.
  • Use email notifications for time-sensitive or high-priority content.
  • Keep track of which requests are still pending directly from the Requests panel.

Managing Post Requests

  • Edit a Request
    • Click the โ‹ฎ (three dots) next to a request and choose Edit.
    • Update the topic, title, due date, or instructions.
  • Delete a Request
    • Use the โ‹ฎ menu to choose Delete if a request is no longer needed.
  • Track Completion
    • Youโ€™ll see the request status change from Awaiting Post to Completed once the assignee submits their post.
  • View Submitted Posts
    • For completed requests, you can no longer edit the request, but you can click View Post to see the submitted content.

How Assignees Complete Requests

If Email Notification Was Sent:

  • The assignee receives an email with request details and a "Write Post" button.
  • Clicking the button opens Bundlebird directly to the post editor with request details pre-filled.

If No Email Was Sent:

  • When the assignee logs in, they'll see the pending request on their dashboard under the Post Requests section.