Kansas City startup DivvyHQ is adding new functionality to its content marketing platform.

Some of the nation’s biggest brands—Walmart, H&R Block, Bed Bath and Beyond, among others—use DivvyHQ to manage their blog posts, videos, social media, email campaigns and other content.

The startup is adding new integration with Facebook and Twitter, which will help users directly publish to social media. It’s also adding the ability to easily import old spreadsheet-based editorial calendars into DivvyHQ’s system.

“Our focus has always been to solve the challenges of managing content planning and production,” co-founder Brody Dorland said, “but our customers have continually asked us to extend DivvyHQ’s functionality into direct publishing to various social channels and digital platforms. We have listened and are excited to offer these new integrations.”