Edit, duplicate or delete a post

Find the post in Planner and open it. Everything below happens in the post editor.

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Edit a scheduled post

Change the caption, the media, the channels or the time, then save. As long as the post hasn’t published yet, edits apply to what goes out. A post that has already published can’t be edited from Ocoya — what’s on the network is a normal post on your account now. Edit or delete it there.

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Reschedule

Change the date and time on the post. The new time still has to be at least two minutes ahead. To move a post in the Calendar view, drag it to a different day. That’s usually quicker than opening it when you’re spacing a week out.

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Duplicate a post

Duplicate post in the editor makes a copy you can change and schedule separately. The original is untouched. This is the practical way to:

• Repost something that did well, with a fresh angle
• Build a series from one post that’s already on-brand
• Keep a caption you like as a starting point

A duplicate is an ordinary new post — it has no link back to the original, so editing one never affects the other.

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Delete a post

Delete post removes it. Ocoya confirms:

Do you really want to delete this post? Any schedules will immediately stop running.

Delete is the right move for a draft you don’t want or a scheduled post you’ve changed your mind about. For a post that partly published, don’t delete it — see below.

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A post that published to some channels but not others

Its status is Needs attention. Don’t reschedule or delete the whole post: rescheduling would publish it a second time on the channels that already worked. Remove the channels that succeeded, then reschedule the rest. See Why didn’t my post publish?

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