Authenticate the Surveys API connection using your API key or OAuth flow, ensuring secure requests and proper scopes (e.g., socialplanner/post.write).
Authenticate Abyssale access with OAuth 2.0 or API token, granting permission to publish and manage social posts.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts — Create a post draft PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — Update a post DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — Delete a post PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id — Partial update Other endpoints are available in the full API docs upon request.
Trigger: when a survey response is recorded, create a draft post in Abyssale.
Actions: fetch response data, map fields to a post template, send to Abyssale.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
Key fields: locationId, id, content, mediaUrl, publishTime
Trigger: survey completion status changes or new responses
Actions: generate fresh post content, queue publish, update stats in Abyssale.
PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Key fields: locationId, id, content, status
Trigger: scheduled times or post performance thresholds
Actions: patch content, republish, or archive posts as needed.
PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Key fields: locationId, id, content, status
Rapid automation without writing code.
A clean data flow from survey insights to social posts.
Scalable publishing across multiple channels with minimal setup.
Elements include locationId, id, content, mediaUrl, scheduleTime; processes cover authentication, data mapping, and post publishing.
A specific URL exposed by an API that performs a defined action.
The process of verifying identity and granting access to API resources (e.g., API tokens, OAuth).
The structured data sent in a request to create or update a resource (e.g., a social post).
A reverse HTTP callback used to notify when an event happens in an external system.
Automatically generate post copy from survey results and audience data.
Create reusable post templates that adapt to different survey responses.
Publish time-sensitive posts the moment survey data is available.
Obtain API tokens, set scopes, and test the connection between Surveys API and Abyssale.
Define how survey fields map to post content and how Abyssale templates are used.
Enable automation rules, monitor runs, and adjust as needed.
You can authenticate using API keys or OAuth tokens, depending on how your vendor configures access. Ensure your keys have the necessary scopes for posting. In most setups, you can test via a quick webhook or API call to confirm connectivity. If you encounter issues, recheck token scopes and ensure the locationId is valid for the target Abyssale project.
Yes, these endpoints allow managing posts. Use POST to create, PUT to update, PATCH for partial changes, and DELETE to remove posts. Use locationId to scope posts to a specific channel. Refer to the endpoint list for exact parameters and required headers to ensure successful requests.
No coding is required for basic automations thanks to no-code connectors. For advanced workflows, you can map fields and create templates. If needed, you can extend with custom scripts. Explore templates and field mappings first to see immediate results with minimal setup.
Yes, survey fields can be mapped to post content using field mappings. You can create templates that pull values like respondent name, score, or feedback. That enables dynamic posts. Test mappings with sample survey data to confirm formatting before going live.
Use the built-in test or sandbox mode to simulate survey responses and verify posts. Check connection status in any integration logs and monitor webhooks. Regularly review audit trails to catch any data mapping discrepancies early.
There is no hard daily limit imposed by these endpoints; limits are defined by your tier and the API provider. Monitor usage in the dashboard. If you anticipate high volume, consider batching posts and scheduling during off-peak hours.
For more advanced automation options, explore conditional triggers, scheduling, and multi-step workflows. Consult the API docs and community tutorials. Experiment in a sandbox environment to validate complex flows before production deployment.
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