July 27, 2016

Sprout Android users can now post up to four photos in a single Tweet from Compose.

1. HOW TO:
2. Open Compose and tap the camera icon.
3. Select whether or not you want to take a photo or open your album.
4. Select image you’d like to attach or take your photo.
5. Tap camera icon to attach another image.
6. To remove an image tap the X in the top right corner.

Sprout users in Professional and Advanced plans can now submit a message for approval directly from the Compose window from the Android app. Messages can be submitted as a basic draft; alternatively, users can apply a queue priority (first/last) or set a post time via the scheduler before submitting for approval.

1. HOW-TO:
2. Go to Compose and type your message.
3. Click Request to choose an approver from the list then click Select.
4. Click Submit to send your message for approval.

Any user in the Professional or Advanced plan with Approve permission on a profile can approve or reject a submitted message for that profile from the Android app. If a message is rejected, the approver has the option to include a note to provide valuable feedback and context as to why the message was rejected.

1. HOW-TO:
2. Select Message Approval from the navigation menu.
3. Select the message you would like to approve/reject.
4. Click the Approve or Reject icon then confirm the action with the Approve/Reject button.
5. If selecting Reject, add a note for the recipient (optional).

Sprout users in Professional and Advanced plans can view a rejected message and copy the message to edit and resubmit for approval from the iOS app.

1. HOW-TO:
2. From the navigation menu, select Message Approval.
3. Open filters and toggle to Rejected.
4. Select the rejected message to view notes provided by the approver (if applicable) and click Copy into New Message.
5. Edit the message as desired.
6. Click Request to choose an approver from the list then click Select.
7. Click Submit to send your message for approval.

We’ve updated the way Sprout’s Publishing Calendar displays inside the Publishing tab. Previously, selecting the calendar created a view that expanded to fill the screen. With the calendar now embedded, the left navigation remains visible, allowing Sprout users to access other Publishing features with just one click.