postproxy — social publishing API guide.

Explore the building blocks of a social media workflow in one place.

Explore social publishing workflows

Examples to consider before choosing a platform

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BUILT FOR SOCIAL TEAMS
builders
studios
operators
products
creators
teams
community
agencies
developers
publishers
agents
planners
workflows
analysts
integrators
collectives
platforms
makers
channels
automators
managers
founders
KEY FEATURES

What to consider
before you ship social.

Publishing, engagement, analytics, and agent workflows considered together.

POWERFUL API

Compare APIs for your social workflow.

Think through endpoints, integrations, delivery status, and platform-specific results as parts of one workflow.

POST /api/posts
$ curl -X POST "https://api.example.dev/api/posts" \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{
      "post": {
        "body": "Behind the scenes of our latest project."
      },
      "profiles": ["instagram"],
      "media": ["photo.jpg"]
    }'

# Illustrative response format
200 OK  application/json

{
  "id": "example_123",
  "status": "scheduled",
  "platforms": [
    { "name": "instagram", "status": "pending" }
  ]
}
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COMMENTS & DMS

The full engagement flow.

Plan posts, replies, conversations, and reviews as connected parts of a social workflow.

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ANALYTICS & TRANSPARENCY

Know what happened.

Bring statuses, timestamps, and results into view when reviewing a publishing workflow.

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AGENTIC FLOWS

Thinking about agents?

Explore where assistants, tools, and a human review step fit within your automation stack.

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INTEGRATIONS

Plan your automations.

Explore ways a social step can fit into visual and no-code workflows.

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Workflow automation

Make

Visual automation

Zapier

No-code automation

SOCIAL CHANNELS TO COMPARE

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WHY POSTPROXY

How to evaluate a social API

Built around the need for social media work to fit reliably inside a larger product or process.

Easy to start — tooling is already there

Begin with a clear workflow, test your approach, and decide how people and tools should work together.

Official APIs and verified integrations

Consider platform permissions and supported connections when designing how social activity moves between tools.

Support from people who read the logs

Useful status details make it easier to understand what happened when a workflow needs attention.

Verify reliability and access

Ask the provider about uptime, access controls and account handling before a process goes live.

WHERE SOCIAL WORKFLOWS FIT

SaaS products, automation pipelines, agencies.

One connected idea: embed social into a product, add a publishing step to a workflow, or organize work across clients.

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SAAS

Embed social features into your product

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AUTOMATION & AI

One reliable social step in any pipeline

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AGENCIES

Run many clients without losing track

INFRASTRUCTURE

Ask where your data lives.

Credentials, access, and data location deserve careful consideration in every connected social workflow.

SECURITY

Security at core.

Think about permissions, secure connections, and access controls before linking tools to social accounts.

HOSTING

Location matters.

Ask where information is stored and processed, particularly when a workflow crosses teams or regions.

COMPLIANCE

Considered by design.

Make privacy, transparency, and appropriate account access part of the plan from the beginning.

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A useful publishing workflow makes it easy to see what was scheduled, where it went, and what happened afterward. Check the destination's actual features before committing to a platform.

Editorial guidance, not a customer review

Ready to get started?

Start with the workflow you have in mind and explore the next step on the destination site.

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