Cookbook: automation recipes and integrations
This section collects practical, copy‑paste friendly recipes that show how to connect Postmypost with third‑party services and tools using our API or no‑code platforms. Each guide focuses on a concrete scenario — from uploading files and checking statuses to creating and scheduling publications — and shows the minimal set of requests/steps to make it work.
Use these examples as building blocks: replace services with those you use, combine steps, and adapt them to your stack. The goal is to demonstrate end‑to‑end flows you can reuse and extend, not to document every product feature.
📄️ Cookbook: automation recipes and integrations
This section collects practical, copy‑paste friendly recipes that show how to connect Postmypost with third‑party services and tools using our API or no‑code platforms. Each guide focuses on a concrete scenario — from uploading files and checking statuses to creating and scheduling publications — and shows the minimal set of requests/steps to make it work.
📄️ Automating Postmypost publishing with n8n
What is n8n?
📄️ Automating Postmypost publishing with Make (Integromat)
What is Make?
📄️ How to get an API token in Postmypost?
An access token is a unique key that allows you to make requests to the Postmypost API on behalf of your account. It is used in integrations, such as n8n or Make, as well as in your own scripts. Keep the token secure and do not share it with third parties.
📄️ File upload
This guide describes the multi-step process of uploading files to the Postmypost API. Overall, it consists of three steps: