## **🛑 Why posts may continue**

Disabling social post automation stops new automated content from being created. It may not remove posts that were already scheduled before automation was disabled. Those posts can remain in the publishing queue and may still publish unless you cancel or review them.

## **📅 Cancel scheduled posts**

1. Open **Social** from the left sidebar.
2. Select **Calendar**.
3. Review upcoming scheduled posts for each connected social account.
4. Open any post you want to replace and cancel or delete its scheduled publication, when available.

Repeat these steps for every connected account and date range. Disabling automation alone does not guarantee that previously scheduled posts are removed.

## **✅ Review pending approvals**

1. Go to **Social → Pending Approvals**.
2. Review posts created by automation or waiting for approval.
3. Reject or delete content you do not want to publish.

If your workspace uses approval settings, confirm that unwanted posts are not still approved or queued for publication.

## **⚙️ Replace your scheduled content**

After clearing unwanted posts, create replacement content from the Social scheduler. Check the post text, image, destination account, and publication time before scheduling it. If you want to review every post first, keep approval required before publishing.

## **🔎 Check local posts separately**

Google Business Profile posts use a separate area. To review them, open **Local → Posts** from the left sidebar. Check for scheduled or pending posts there as well as in the Social scheduler.

## **🛡️ If an unwanted post still publishes**

First confirm that automation is disabled and that the post is not still listed in **Social → Calendar** or **Social → Pending Approvals**. Record the post text, publishing time, connected account, and a screenshot if possible. This information helps our team trace and stop remaining queued items.

If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type **human teammate** to be connected with a member of our team.