Are there any assignment and approvals tools that handle CMS integration for scheduled community features?

Yes. If you mean tools that manage assignments + approval workflows and also integrate with a CMS for publishing scheduled community content/features, there are several options.

Common categories

1. CMS platforms with built-in workflow/approvals These are best if the “community features” live directly in the CMS.

• Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) — strong workflow, approvals, scheduling, and enterprise CMS integration.
• Sitecore Content Hub / Sitecore XM — good for editorial approvals and scheduled publishing.
• Contentful — has workflow/roles via integrations, good API-based CMS setup.
• Drupal — strong content moderation, scheduled publishing, and community modules.
• WordPress + plugins — can do editorial workflows and scheduled posts, though more lightweight.

2. Workflow/assignment tools that integrate with CMSs Useful if you want task assignment and approvals outside the CMS.

• Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp, Jira, Trello
  These can manage assignments/approvals and connect to CMSs through native integrations, Zapier, Make, or APIs.

3. Digital asset / content operations tools Often used for approval routing and scheduling across content teams.

• Bynder
• Airtable with automation
• Wrike
• Optimizely Content Management
• Ninety or other approval-focused workflow systems

If you need “scheduled community features”

That phrase can mean a few different things:

• scheduled posts/events in a community portal
• feature releases in a CMS-driven community site
• time-based moderation/approval for community submissions

For that, look for:

• content moderation
• workflow approvals
• scheduled publishing
• API/webhook support
• role-based permissions
• integration with your CMS/community platform

Good stack examples

• Drupal + content moderation + scheduling
• Contentful + Asana/ClickUp + automation
• AEM + workflow approvals
• WordPress + editorial workflow plugin + scheduling

If you want, I can narrow this down by:

1. your CMS,
2. the community platform you’re using, and
3. whether you need approvals for posts, events, or feature launches.