Set up Postly
Confirm your account, organization, workspace, timezone, and who needs access before campaigns begin.
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Start using Postly with confidence
The basic workflow is simple: connect your destinations, create one campaign, customize it for each platform, schedule or publish it, then measure what happened.
Your first Postly workflow
Connect → Create → Customize → Schedule → Publish → Measure
Connect your channels
Connect the pages, profiles, channels, and supported email destinations you plan to publish to. Reconnect expired permissions from the same area.
Create your first post
Open the composer, choose destination accounts, add text and media, and keep the first campaign simple enough to verify easily.
Customize by platform
Start with one campaign, then adjust the resulting text, media, format, and settings for each network before it goes live.
Schedule or publish
Publish now, schedule a date and time, or save a draft. Use the calendar and publishing notifications to confirm what happens next.
Choose what to learn next
Each path introduces the workflow, then sends you to the existing detailed guide or product page.
Content creation
Build posts with reusable media and adapt the final campaign for each destination.
Publishing
Choose the right workflow for one post, a calendar, a CSV batch, or evergreen content.
Collaboration
Organize workspaces, invite teammates, define permissions, and route posts through review.
Engagement and CRM
Bring supported conversations and contacts into one operating flow for replies and follow-up.
Analytics
Review post and channel performance, compare outcomes, and decide what to publish next.
Ecommerce
Use the ecommerce workflows that are currently available for product-led content distribution.
Email and owned channels
Extend distribution beyond social channels with supported email and Bio Page workflows.
Advanced and developer
Connect Postly to apps, automations, and scoped AI-agent workflows using the public developer surfaces.
Need a specific answer?
Use Docs for detailed setup and developer guidance, or FAQ for concise answers and troubleshooting.