Plan and publish content from Scompler directly to your Staffbase channels to bring together all the necessary resources for managing your communication activities in one place.
In corporate communications, content is often created for both external and internal recipients. Corporate communicators therefore, want a central place for managing all content and its distribution. Scompler becomes that place by connecting your Staffbase account to your project and publishing the content you create directly to your Staffbase channels.
Publish articles in Staffbase
First, create an article in Scompler to publish it in one of your Staffbase channels. To do this, select the content type "Staffbase" and click on "Article" in the article card.
Note for administrators: In the Strategy section, create the corresponding content type for Staffbase articles and activate the options to be displayed in the article card. Make sure your Staffbase account is correctly integrated in Scompler.
- Add the channels on which you want to publish. To do this, click on "Add channel".
- Enter the title of your article. This is required for publication.
- If necessary, please add a teaser.
- Upload the image or video to be featured in the article. Please take note of the formats accepted by Staffbase for publication.
- Enter the text as you want it to appear.
- Approve the article and set the publication date. The article can be marked as published or published directly. It will be displayed in the selected channel.
Tip: You can create content in multiple languages by clicking the language selector at the bottom of the article card. Both versions will be published in Staffbase.
Please take the channel type on which you want to publish into account. If the channel is designated as "Update", you can only publish the text. If the channel is designated as "Media", you can only post a picture and a caption.
Heads-up: These formats are supported for successful publishing in Staffbase
Video: MP4, AVI, MPEG2, MPEG
Image: JPG, PNG, GIF, TIF
Please note the allowed formats and sizes for uploading in Scompler.