The Review Bottleneck Ends Here
Automate the first 80% of editorial review. Custom scoring criteria, instant feedback, one-click improvement — so your senior editors spend time on strategy, not catching the same mistakes every week.
Your Best Editors Are Stuck Doing First-Pass Reviews
Your editorial process looks something like this:
- Writer submits draft
- Editor reads the entire piece — checks structure, readability, tone, accuracy, CTAs
- Editor writes detailed feedback
- Writer revises
- Editor re-reads
- Maybe another round
- Published
The problem isn't steps 4–7. It's step 2. Your most experienced editors are spending hours on first-pass review — catching structural issues, readability problems, weak CTAs, and inconsistent tone.
Every hour your editor spends catching "use shorter paragraphs" is an hour they're not spending on content strategy, editorial direction, or training junior writers.
First-Pass Review in Seconds. Human Judgment Where It Matters.
TeamBench handles the editorial checklist — the structural, mechanical, and stylistic checks that every piece needs — so editors only review content that needs their expertise.
1. Define your editorial standards as scoring criteria
Structure (25%), readability (25%), tone & voice (25%), engagement (25%). Attach your style guide via knowledge base.
2. Writers self-review before submission
Writers see a score and specific feedback like "Your introduction is 4 paragraphs before reaching the main point — lead with the key takeaway."
3. Quality gates enforce the minimum bar
Set the gate at 80. Drafts below the threshold don't enter the editorial queue. Your editor's queue shrinks by 40–60%.
4. Track publishing velocity and quality
Score Trends shows average editorial scores over time. Are scores trending up? Your writers are learning.
5. Diff view for revision tracking
Your editor can scan the changes in 30 seconds instead of re-reading the entire piece.
What This Looks Like in Practice
Media company. 1 managing editor, 2 section editors, 6 staff writers, 4 contributors. Publishing 30 articles per month.
Before TeamBench
- ✕Managing editor reads every piece → 20+ hours/month on first-pass review
- ✕Section editors handle revisions → another 15 hours combined
- ✕Average 2.4 revision rounds per article
- ✕Publishing cadence slips every month — review queue backs up by Thursday
- ✕New writers take 6–8 weeks to internalize editorial standards
After TeamBench
- Editorial reviewer with style guide via knowledge base → quality gate at 80
- Writers self-review → first submissions average 82 (up from ~65)
- Revision rounds drop from 2.4 to 1.1 per article
- Managing editor reviews scores + reads only flagged content → 7 hours/month
- New writers reach editorial standard within 2 weeks
28 editorial hours/month reclaimed across the team. Publishing cadence stabilized. New writers ramp 3x faster.
Key Features
Reclaim Your Editorial Time
Build an editorial reviewer in five minutes. Attach your style guide. Set a quality gate. Let writers meet the bar before they submit.
No credit card required · Style guide integration · Diff view included