Connect Metricool integrations
Calibrate your company's social media calendar and cross-channel performance metrics by connecting Metricool with Make. Linking your dashboard to our workflow automation tool lets you automatically publish multi-network posts, sync inbox replies, and export detailed reporting spreadsheets. Sign up for a free account today to sync your social media calendar.
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Retrieves metrics from networks.
List draft posts.
List failed posts.
List published posts on your networks.
List scheduled posts.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Schedule a new post using Metricool's planner.
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Popular Metricool workflows.
Connect Metricool to Make to automate your workflows. Sync social media data, schedule content, and simplify daily tasks.
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Automatically send social media posts from databases like Notion, Airtable, or Google Sheets directly into Metricool’s planner.
Set up workflows to automatically export your Metricool analytics reports and deliver them straight to your clients via email or Slack.
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