Job 02 · Collaborate
LinkedIn, as a team sport.
A strong LinkedIn presence takes more than one person. ekko gives your writers, approvers, assistants and marketers one place to work, and keeps every post on brand.
- A LinkedIn Authorized Development Partner
- ISO 27001
- ISO 9001
- HIPAA compliant
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Flag.
Tap Require Approval on any draft, or ekko flags it when a sensitive topic appears.
Mentions a customer needs approval
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Choose.
Pick the approver: a manager, marketing, legal or anyone the company names.
Dana Ortiz, Compliance
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ekko routes.
ekko sends the draft, tracks status and follows up. Nobody chases anybody.
Approval request sent
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Ship.
The approver signs off in one tap. The post publishes with a record of who approved what.
Approved by Dana Ortiz, Compliance 9:14 AM
Everyone who touches a post, in one place.
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Share drafts, get feedback.
Send any draft to a colleague for a second opinion. Comments and changes stay with the post.
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Approvals that don't stall.
Turn on approval for any person or post and choose who signs off. ekko routes it, sends reminders, keeps the record and publishes once it's approved. Sensitive topics route automatically.
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Post on behalf of leaders.
Assistants, chiefs of staff and marketing can create, schedule and publish for the leaders they support, in each leader's own voice.
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Profiles and company pages together.
Run personal profiles, your sales team and your company page from one place.
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One story, every voice.
Your Company Brain holds your offerings, positioning and approved claims, so every post gets the facts right. Guardrails block restricted claims and topics before a draft is written.
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Announcements everyone can carry.
Marketing builds a post once, picks who carries it (the whole company, a division or a few people) and ekko delivers it to each inbox on the right day. One tap shares it.
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Calendars set once.
Holidays, industry days, launches and conferences, covered before, during and after.
Sixteen voices. One set of facts.
Marketing sets the story once. ekko writes every person's version, in their own voice, inside your rules.
Story · set once by Marketing
Launch: Halden Route AI
- Live Nov 11, for operations and fleet teams
- Re-plans routes as conditions change
- Built with fleet managers
Rules: no pricing, no customer names without approval
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Jordan Miles VP Sales We just launched Halden Route AI. Here's why I'm excited. -
Ethan Cole Account Executive My customers asked for this one by name. -
Nina Torres Head of Content and Social The story behind Route AI, in three charts. -
Sam Patel Implementation Lead What changes for dispatchers on day one. -
Maya Chen Product Marketing Manager Fewer empty miles. That's the headline. -
Luis Ortega Head of Product Built with fleet managers, not just for them. -
Grace Kim Program Manager From pilot to launch: what we learned. -
Owen Brooks Account Director Peak season just got a planning partner. -
Ava Reed Engineering Manager Engineering notes: how Route AI decides. -
Noah Fischer Solutions Consultant Three questions to ask before you re-plan routes. -
Zoe Adams Business Development Rep Ops leaders, this one's for you. -
Leo Martin Field Operations Lead We built it for the people on the dock. -
Chris Park CEO Route AI in one sentence. -
Ben Carter Sales Engineer What I'll be demoing at Corvane Summit. -
Ray Hayes Customer Success Manager Our customers' toughest week, made easier. -
Omar Haddad Chief of Staff Launch day, behind the scenes.
Jordan Miles
VP Sales, Halden Systems
We just launched Halden Route AI. Here's why I'm excited. Every operations leader I meet describes the same morning: the plan is set by six, and by nine the day has changed. Route AI re-plans routes as conditions change, and it's live for operations and fleet teams from November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Ethan Cole
Account Executive, Halden Systems
My customers asked for this one by name. When a road closes or a driver calls in sick, they want the plan to change with the day, not after it. Halden Route AI re-plans routes as conditions change, and I can't wait to show them.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Nina Torres
Head of Content and Social, Halden Systems
The story behind Route AI, in three charts. One: how a day's routes drift as conditions change. Two: the fleet managers who helped us build it. Three: what goes live for operations and fleet teams on November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Sam Patel
Implementation Lead, Halden Systems
What changes for dispatchers on day one. The morning plan stops being a snapshot. Route AI re-plans routes as conditions change, so the plan on screen keeps up with the day on the road. It goes live on November 11, and my team is ready to help yours start.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Maya Chen
Product Marketing Manager, Halden Systems
Fewer empty miles. That's the headline. The story underneath is a route plan that re-plans as conditions change, shaped by the fleet managers who run those miles every day. Live for operations and fleet teams from November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Luis Ortega
Head of Product, Halden Systems
Built with fleet managers, not just for them. Every decision in Route AI went past the people who plan routes for a living, including how it re-plans when conditions change. On November 11, it's theirs.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Grace Kim
Program Manager, Halden Systems
From pilot to launch: what we learned. Fleet managers told us early that a plan only helps if it changes when the day does. So Route AI re-plans routes as conditions change, and from November 11 every operations and fleet team can use it.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Owen Brooks
Account Director, Halden Systems
Peak season just got a planning partner. When volumes jump and conditions shift by the hour, Halden Route AI re-plans routes with them. It's live for operations and fleet teams from November 11, well before the busiest weeks.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Ava Reed
Engineering Manager, Halden Systems
Engineering notes: how Route AI decides. It re-plans routes when conditions change, inside the limits fleet managers gave us while we built it. I'll share more notes after launch on November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Noah Fischer
Solutions Consultant, Halden Systems
Three questions to ask before you re-plan routes. What changed? Who needs to know? Will the new plan still hold at noon? Halden Route AI was built with fleet managers to help with all three.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Zoe Adams
Business Development Rep, Halden Systems
Ops leaders, this one's for you. Halden Route AI re-plans routes as conditions change, so your plan keeps pace with your day. It's live from November 11, and I'd be glad to walk you through it.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Leo Martin
Field Operations Lead, Halden Systems
We built it for the people on the dock. When a route changes, the crew loading the trucks feels it first, and the fleet managers we built Route AI with never let us forget it. Live for operations and fleet teams on November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Chris Park
CEO, Halden Systems
Route AI in one sentence. A route plan that re-plans as conditions change, built with the fleet managers who use it, and live for operations and fleet teams from November 11.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Ben Carter
Sales Engineer, Halden Systems
What I'll be demoing at Corvane Summit. A full day of routes, a few curveballs, and Halden Route AI re-planning as conditions change. Come find me, November 17 to 19.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Ray Hayes
Customer Success Manager, Halden Systems
Our customers' toughest week, made easier. Peak week is when conditions change fastest, and that's exactly when Route AI re-plans routes for you. From November 11, our team is with every operations and fleet team that switches it on.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
Omar Haddad
Chief of Staff, Halden Systems
Launch day, behind the scenes. Early coffee, one last look at the route maps, and a team that built Route AI with fleet managers from the first sketch. Today it goes live for operations and fleet teams.
- In their voice
- Inside your rules
FAQs
Can marketing control what gets said?
Yes. Marketing owns the Company Brain and the guardrails, and can require approval for any topic or person.
Can one person manage several leaders?
Yes. An assistant or marketer can draft and publish for every leader they support.
How do approvers sign off?
From their inbox, in one tap. ekko sends the reminders and keeps a record of who approved what.
Be heard where your buyers decide.
In a 30-minute demo, see ekko draft posts from your own LinkedIn profile.