Post to your organization's social accounts from inside KamoCRM, instead of logging into each one.
What you'll find here
- How to Connect Your Social Media Accounts — the one-time setup, per account
- How to Post to Social Media — writing and publishing
Connecting comes first
Until an account is connected by somebody with permission, the posting screen has nothing to post to. Each network is connected separately, and each one asks you to sign in to that network to authorize it.
What connecting actually grants
You're giving KamoCRM permission to post as that account. Anyone in your organization who can post is then posting as your brand — so the permission to post is worth being deliberate about in your security roles, not left on by default.
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