Integrations
WordPress, a custom API, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, plus the public API and webhooks.
5 articles in this topic.
Short answer
Pagioo connects in four directions: to a WordPress site, to any other system through a fully configurable custom API connection, and to Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts. On the Scale plan a public API and webhooks are available too. We do not claim a native Zapier or Make connector, because there is not one. Every connection walks through its own states, so an expired authorisation does not go unnoticed.
Articles in this topic
Integrations overview: what connects to what
The supported connections, per-plan limits, connection states, and what we do NOT support.
3 min readSetting up a WordPress connection
The connection steps, permissions, category sync, and the SEO metadata pitfall.
3 min readCustom API connection: publishing into any system
When to choose it, what to configure, how to test it, and what errors it reports.
3 min readConnecting social accounts
What connecting requires, why authorisations expire, and how to handle a permission error.
2 min readPublic API and webhooks
What the API and webhooks are for, how they differ, typical use cases, and what you need to start.
2 min readFrequently asked — Integrations
These questions are about the whole topic; the detail is in the articles.
Does Pagioo ask for my social media password?
No. Platform connections are made through an authorisation flow, and you can disconnect at any time.
Why do connections expire?
Because that is how the platforms work: issued authorisations are valid for a limited time. It is worth reviewing the Integrations page at the start of the month, and before scheduling far ahead.
How many channels can I connect?
Websites: Free 0, Starter 1, Growth 5, Scale 20. Social accounts: Free 2, Starter 6, Growth 20, Scale 60.
What happens to published content if I disconnect?
It stays on the channel. Future publishes scheduled to that channel will fail.
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