Got a thought? Drop it in the Idea Inbox. Suze does the rest.
Turn a quick idea into a ready-to-publish post
Good ideas don't arrive on schedule. They come to you in the car, in the shower, between meetings. The Idea Inbox lets you capture them instantly — and Suze handles the writing.
Drop a note, get a post
Open the Idea Inbox from your Suze dashboard and type a quick thought: "Write something about our summer hours" or "Post about the award we just won." Suze picks it up and crafts a caption that matches your tone of voice and chosen platform.
Add a photo to go with it
Upload an image alongside your idea and Suze incorporates it into the post. Great for moments you want to capture — a finished project, a team event, a new product just arrived in stock.
No writing required
You don't need to write the caption yourself. Just give Suze the raw material — a few words, a topic, a photo — and it fills in the rest. The post lands in your review queue, ready to approve or tweak.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is the Idea Inbox?
The Idea Inbox is a space in your Suze dashboard (suze.social/app) where you can drop a quick thought, topic or photo and have Suze turn it into a finished post. It's designed for moments when inspiration strikes — so nothing gets lost and no idea requires you to sit down and write.
How much detail do I need to give Suze in the Idea Inbox?
As little or as much as you like. A few words is enough — "Post about the award we just won" or "Something about our new summer hours." Suze fills in the rest based on your website, your tone and the platform you're posting to.
Can I attach a photo to an Idea Inbox post?
Yes. Upload an image alongside your idea and Suze incorporates it into the post. This works especially well for moments you want to capture quickly — a finished project, a team event, a product that just arrived.
How is the Idea Inbox different from Suze's automatic website posting?
Automatic posting works from your website content on a recurring schedule. The Idea Inbox is for one-off moments — a spontaneous idea, a timely topic, something that happened today that you want to share. Both land in the same review queue before anything goes live.
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