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Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

WoopSocial - Social Media Scheduling
Trigger: Post failed to publish
LinkedIn
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers instantly when a scheduled post fails to publish to a social platform. Fires once per account. A single post targeting three accounts where two fail will trigger this module twice. Returns the post ID, platform, social account ID, and the error message explaining why delivery failed. Use this to alert your team, retry publishing, or log failures to a tracking system.

  • Triggers instantly when a scheduled post is successfully published to a social platform. Fires once per account. A single post targeting three accounts will trigger this module three times, once for each successful delivery. Returns the post ID, platform, social account ID, and the public URL of the published post on the platform.

2. Select an action

  • Shares an image on behalf of a company.

  • Shares a simple text, article or URL on behalf of a company.

  • Shares a video on behalf of a company.

  • Shares an image on user's wall.

  • Shares a simple text, article or URL on user's wall.

  • Shares a video on user's wall.

  • Removes a post on behalf of an company.

  • Removes a post from user's wall.

  • Retrieves the details of a post of an company by its ID.

  • Retrieves the organic share statistics of an company within the past 12 months.

  • Retrieves the statistics of followers of a company segmented demographically.

  • Retrieves the page or brand statistics of an company segmented demographically.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between WoopSocial - Social Media Scheduling and LinkedIn.

Create a Company Image Post
Shares an image on behalf of a company.
Action
Create a Company Text Post
Shares a simple text, article or URL on behalf of a company.
Action
Create a Company Video Post
Shares a video on behalf of a company.
Action
Create a social media post
Uploads an optional image or video file and publishes a post to multiple social accounts at once. Can also be used to create text posts without any video or image attached. Upload limits per platform apply (i.e. X/Twitter only allows you to upload 4 image/video files per post). Allows scheduling and posting to LinkedIn (personal and company page), TikTok, Instagram (including reels), Facebook, X/Twitter and Pinterest.
Action
Create a User Image Post
Shares an image on user's wall.
Action
Create a User Text Post
Shares a simple text, article or URL on user's wall.
Action
Create a User Video Post
Shares a video on user's wall.
Action
Delete a Company Post
Removes a post on behalf of an company.
Action
Delete a User Post
Removes a post from user's wall.
Action
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