whitelabel-connect
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Generate a JWT-authenticated connection URL so a client or end-user can OAuth their social accounts into a profile inside YOUR Upload-Post workspace. For white-label integrations, SaaS embeds and agency client onboarding. NOT for connecting your own accounts — for that, send the user to https://app.upload-post.com/manage-users in their browser.
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Use this skill when you operate a SaaS, agency or platform that wants end-users (your clients) to connect their social accounts to a …
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If the user wants to connect their own social accounts to their own Upload-Post workspace, stop.
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Create a profile, click the platform, accept the OAuth prompt.
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Call list_users and inspect the client's profile in social_accounts.
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If you are onboarding many clients at once, batch the calls: one create_user + one generate_jwt per client.
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Generate a white-label connection link
Use this skill when you operate a SaaS, agency or platform that wants end-users (your clients) to connect their social accounts to a profile inside your Upload-Post workspace. They run the OAuth themselves; the connected account ends up under a profile you administer.
When NOT to use this
If the user wants to connect their own social accounts to their own Upload-Post workspace, stop. They do not need a JWT flow. Direct them to:
https://app.upload-post.com/manage-usersCreate a profile, click the platform, accept the OAuth prompt. A couple of clicks per network and they're connected. Faster, no code, no link to pass around.
When to use this
- You run an agency and want each client to connect their own Instagram / TikTok / YouTube to a profile inside your account.
- You have a SaaS product embedding Upload-Post and need to hand users a connection URL.
- You are onboarding a partner who should never see your API key.
Workflow
1. Pick or create the profile
Each connected account belongs to a profile (a username value inside your workspace). If the client does not have a profile yet, create one with create_user. Tell them this is the bucket their connected accounts will live in.
2. Generate the URL
Call generate_jwt with:
username— the profile name (the bucket).platforms— array of platforms the user should be allowed to connect; defaults to all.redirectUrl— where to send the client after they finish OAuth.- Optional:
logoImage,connectTitle,connectDescription— branded copy on the connect page. - Optional:
showCalendar,readonlyCalendar— embed the scheduler view too.
The tool returns a one-time URL.
3. Hand the URL to the client
Pass the link by email, Slack, in your product UI — however you onboard. They open it, pick the platform, complete the platform's native OAuth, and end up at your redirectUrl.
4. Verify
Call list_users and inspect the client's profile in social_accounts. The platform should have a non-empty entry with handle and display_name. If reauth_required: true shows up later, the token expired — generate a fresh JWT URL and resend.
Bulk onboarding
If you are onboarding many clients at once, batch the calls: one create_user + one generate_jwt per client. Store the URLs in your own system and send them out. There is no built-in mass-mailer in Upload-Post — that is on your side.
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