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PromoPilot support

Get help with your PromoPilot account, videos, publishing connections or billing. This page is for customers and teams using the service. Start with the relevant section below, then contact us with the details needed to investigate.

Account and sign-in help

Tell us the email address on your account and the workspace name. Never send your password, authentication token or full payment-card details. We may ask you to verify that you control the account before making a security-sensitive change.

Video generation and rendering

Include the campaign or video title, the approximate time the problem occurred, and the exact error shown on screen. Keep the affected draft while we investigate so its job history remains available. Review every generated script, asset, subtitle and finished video before publishing.

Scheduling and social connections

Include the social platform, connected account name, scheduled time and post status. Check the Channels page for an expired or disconnected authorisation. A post marked dry run is recorded in PromoPilot but is not sent to a social network.

Plans, checkout and billing

For a checkout, subscription or credit question, include the workspace name, plan and transaction date. Do not send full card numbers or security codes. Paid subscriptions can be managed from Billing when the Stripe billing portal is available.

Privacy, rights and urgent security reports

Use the Contact page for privacy requests, asset-rights questions or suspected account compromise. Explain what happened and provide a safe way to reach you. Do not include unnecessary personal data belonging to anyone else.

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Frequently asked questions

What teams ask before they start

Clear answers about content creation, review, scheduling and introducing PromoPilot to your workflow.

1

What can I explore on the free plan?

Browse the workflow library, preview complete steps and prompts, and save an editable workflow in your workspace. Add your brief to prepare the prompt for each step, then bring back your results for review and reuse.

2

How do I get the right prompt for a creative task?

Choose a workflow, add your brief and select your preferred tools inside the workspace. Each step prepares a prompt for its task and opens your chosen tool. You copy the prompt and create in your own account; external subscriptions and usage are separate.

3

Will a workflow automatically create or publish my content?

Workflow Hub guides and records the work. You open the external tool, run the prompt and bring back the result yourself. Review the content and approve any publishing action separately. PromoPilot’s existing campaign and video tools remain available alongside the Hub.

4

What kinds of businesses is PromoPilot for?

PromoPilot is designed for teams that publish regularly, including cafés, restaurants, salons, retailers, property professionals, educators and service businesses around the world.

5

Do I need to film the video myself?

You can use your own footage or prepare a prompt for speaker-led video in your chosen creative tool. Add the result to your workflow, then check the voice, captions and brand details before using it.

6

Which languages does PromoPilot support?

The website and workspace support English and Traditional Chinese. Campaign briefs can specify another audience language for your chosen creative tool; review each version with someone fluent in that language before sharing.

7

Can I schedule content for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp?

Yes. Instagram and Facebook content can be prepared and scheduled in the PromoPilot workspace. WhatsApp broadcast copy is sent through sister platform MarketHK, with consent records and delivery status.

8

Can I edit the content before it goes out?

Yes. Short-video and copy drafts can be reviewed, edited and approved before publishing.

9

How do I adapt one campaign for different markets?

Keep the same campaign brief, then create a version for each audience. Specify the language, local context, tone and channel in your prompt, and bring each result back for review. Translate the message’s intent and check references, dates and captions as well as the words.