From making the content to getting it out.

When Planable fits

Planable focuses on content collaboration and approval. Its documented workflows include different approval setups and requests to reviewers before publishing. It is a strong candidate when coordinating content feedback and approvals is the core problem your social team needs to solve.

When Henshu fits

Henshu is worth testing when social posts are the last stage of a wider production job. Keep the brief, editing task, video review, and publishing draft together. Agency owners can also organize work in branded client sub-workspaces on the Agency plan. This is useful when the production team and the publishing team need to follow the same deliverable.

Compare the handoff, not a list of ticks

Use a small real project to test the decision. Put the same brief, media file, deadline, and reviewer into each workflow. Ask the editor to find the next action and the client to leave useful feedback without a call. Include setup, permissions, and the work after approval in your evaluation.

• Check the exact social channels and post formats your clients use.
• Try a post that needs video changes as well as caption feedback.
• Check who can approve, connect an account, and schedule the final post.
• Compare calendar planning with the actual publishing and error-recovery flow.

Move one workflow before moving everything

Keep your current files and history available while you test. Start with one project and confirm how comments, versions, account access, and exports will be handled. Henshu does not promise an automatic import of all Planable history. Check the current plan limits and any integrations you need before choosing a replacement.