Client share and connect links
Four kinds of link exist. Two of them are for a client who does not have a workspace login. The other two still require a sign-in.
Client calendar links
Section titled “Client calendar links”An owner or admin opens Settings, chooses Client links, and creates a calendar link for the brand selected at the top. The address is shown once. The database stores only a hash of it.
Anyone with the link sees that brand’s calendar: title, caption, network, account name, and time. They can leave a comment. You can also let them approve or reject posts that are awaiting approval. The page does not show account tokens, remote ids, or internal notes.
Leave expiry empty and the link lasts until you revoke it. Set a date and it stops after that. Revoke stops it immediately. A missing, revoked, or expired link all look the same to the visitor.
Client connect links
Section titled “Client connect links”The same settings screen creates a connect link. It always expires, within 90 days, and you choose which networks it may offer. The page uses the brand color.
The client connects or refreshes an account for that one brand. Sign-in still happens on the network’s own site. The client does not need a workspace login. The link can be revoked.
A connect started from Accounts while someone is signed in is different. That return still has to be finished by the same signed-in person who pressed Connect.
Invitation links
Section titled “Invitation links”Team creates an invitation and shows the link on screen. Email is not sent. The person opens the link, signs in, and joins with the role and scope you chose. See Approvals and team.
Treat the link like a password until it expires or is accepted. Do not post it on a social network.
Assistant connect handoff
Section titled “Assistant connect handoff”An assistant with Setup can start a connection without ever seeing the password or the token. The tool returns a one-time link. A person opens it, signs in to Automagic Social if needed, and finishes on the network’s own site. The link expires, and the raw token is not stored. The assistant must not ask for the social password in chat.
This covers YouTube, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. The blog uses a server credential, not this link.