Accounts, Creators & Content: your content cockpit

Your content operation lives in three sidebar sections. Accounts is the fleet: every social account Pamba posts to. Creators is the roster: who your AI creators are and what they have coming up. Content is the pipeline: everything they make, from idea to posted video.

Accounts

Open Accounts from the sidebar for your account inventory: every TikTok, Instagram and Facebook account on your fleet with its status, the avatar it belongs to, and tracked view gains over the last 7 days (Instagram uses plays). A TikTok account planned by a campaign you turned on in Automation also has Posts per day in its menu: a hard limit on how many posts Pamba plans there each day, shared by every avatar on the account. It never limits a post you schedule yourself. Create accounts lives here too (Pamba makes new accounts for you), and so does Connect accounts, which buys seats for TikTok and Instagram accounts you already own and signs each in on one of your Pamba phones when you choose Connect on its row (see Connecting TikTok and Instagram accounts).

An Instagram account on a purchased seat can be recreated: Recreate (in the account's menu, on its avatar's Accounts tab or on its page) signs it out of its phone and creates a new Instagram account on the same phone and seat, once every 10 days per seat, by workspace admins. When Pamba holds the account's phone back from new accounts (for example after another account on it was suspended), the new account is made on another of your phones or a new one instead, and the old account stays where it is. The old account's videos and analytics stay, and so does the account itself: it stays on your Accounts list, archived, under Show archived. Its scheduled posts move to the new account unless you choose otherwise; you can also have them start a few days after the new account is ready, each at its usual time of day and keeping their spacing. While it's being made, the new account shows as Creating… in the old account's row, on the Accounts list and on its avatar's Accounts tab, and it takes that same row once it's ready. In the list's default order accounts with an open issue come first, so a new account that replaced one of them moves to where its views place it once it's ready; an order you arranged keeps it in the same row either way. TikTok accounts can't be recreated: their Recreate is greyed out, except for a banned account Pamba offers to replace (below).

When Instagram suspends an account, or asks it for identity verification with a video selfie (shown as Identity verification required), after its first day, you can replace it for free: Create new account beside its label opens the same dialog, with no 10-day wait, and the new account is made on a new phone. Each account slot gets one free replacement a month; if it loses an account again within the month, Pamba's team takes it from there. Workspace admins also get an email with a link to it. The account takes nothing more: its warming and daily checks stop, its scheduled posts fail saying why, and any new post, profile edit, comment or other change on it is refused. Schedule those videos again on another account, or on the new one once it's ready.

When TikTok bans an account after its first day, it shows Banned about an hour after Pamba finds the ban, and you can replace it the same way: Create new account makes it on a phone that has never hosted an account, for free, once a month per account slot. Once the ban shows, the account's scheduled posts fail saying TikTok banned it, and any new post or change on it is refused, as for a suspended Instagram account. It's the one time you can recreate a TikTok account yourself.

The list puts accounts with open issues first, then the most viewed. To choose the order yourself, click Arrange, drag the accounts into place (or move them with the arrows), and click Save order. Everyone in your workspace sees that order, it stays put as views change, and new accounts are added at the bottom. To go back to the automatic order, open Arrange, click Use default order, and save.

Creators

Open Creators from the sidebar and you get one row per avatar and account, one column per day, and a colored chip for every piece of content, so you can see the state of every avatar at a glance.

Each chip is one piece of content on its day, colored by stage (concept, generating, review, approved, scheduled, posted, failed). Days anchor to yesterday, so you see what just shipped and what's coming. Content that isn't committed to a date yet sits in the Backlog column; suggested placements show as ghost chips until you confirm them.

The Create avatar button in the top right opens the avatar wizard.

Content

Open Content from the sidebar for the production line. One nav row runs the whole pipeline, left to right: Create · Plans · Drafts · Videos, then Ideas, Automation, and Schedule, with Media on the right. Drafts and Videos carry unseen-count badges, so you can see at a glance when new work has landed for review since you last looked.

Create

Where every video and slideshow starts. Pick a format, then a mode:

• •Videos → Replicate: pick a TikTok (or paste a TikTok or Instagram reel link) and Pamba analyzes it and makes your version. To start from a video of your own, click Upload video at the top right, beside Cast mode, or drop the file on the picker (MP4, MOV, WebM or AVI, up to 600 MB).
• •Videos → Yapper: paste your own script and your avatar says it word for word. No script yet? Click Idea under the box, describe the video in a sentence, and Pamba writes a script for your brand into the box for you to edit (with a plan or account seats, or with credits you were given or bought).
• •Slideshows → Replicate: pick a TikTok photo post and Pamba rewrites it for your business.
• •Slideshows → Your lines: each line you write becomes one slide, exactly as written.

Stack several cards and submit them together; each becomes its own project and generates independently. A card that still needs something (avatars, text, or a video that is still uploading) doesn't hold the others up: Create starts the ready cards, and the unfinished ones stay in the batch until you complete them.

Plans

The planning grid: what's slotted where for the coming days, per avatar and account, with format chips on each slot. This is the week at a glance; when a campaign drafts a new plan, it lands here first. Batch History lives here too.

Drafts

Every draft waits here for your verdict: the ones you create and the ones your campaigns write. Each card shows the draft as the video it will become, its scenes, on-screen text and script. Generate is the moment a draft becomes real. On a campaign's draft the button reads Approve & generate: it approves the script, generates the video and, when the campaign posts automatically, schedules the post on the draft's plan day. Edit draft to change it, or Delete to drop it.

Videos

Generation triage: thumbnail cards with stage badges for every video in flight. Finished videos get watched and approved for posting here; stuck or failed generations surface so nothing silently stalls. A scheduled video stays on the tab, badged Scheduled with the day it posts, until it goes live; posted and archived videos are one click away in the Status filter. Sort by Most views to put the videos and slideshows with the most views first, each card showing its views added up across its TikTok and Instagram posts; pick Posted in the Status filter with it to find your top videos.

Ideas

The research feed. Track TikTok accounts you want to learn from, browse their analyzed videos with engagement stats, and turn any of them into scripts or projects.

Automation

Each campaign runs its accounts on autopilot: turn one on and Pamba plans the week, writes every script, and generates the videos on schedule. A fresh plan is ready for your review by 9am each cycle; you stay the approval gate, and nothing posts without you. Campaigns can be set up any time and turn on with a subscription.

Schedule

Calendar and list of every scheduled post: what goes out when, on which account, with failed and posted history one tab away.

Media

The workspace media library (product footage, b-roll, logos). The Media tab opens it as a window over Create; anything stored there is automatically incorporated into your videos and can be placed manually in the editor.