What teams are building.

SaaS that posts on behalf of customers

You are building a tool that generates social content for clients and needs to publish it directly to their accounts. Apionics gives you one API for all platforms with workspace-isolated keys and approval gates.

• →Multi-workspace API keys per customer
• →Approval workflows before publishing
• →Webhook notifications on post status
• →Audit logs for every customer action

Example

// Create a post for a customer workspace
client.publish({
  workspace_id: "ws_customer_123",
  content: generatedCaption,
  platforms: ["instagram", "facebook"],
  schedule: "tomorrow 9am",
  require_approval: true
})

AI agent with scheduled publishing

Your AI agent produces daily insights and needs to publish them automatically to LinkedIn and Twitter/X. Apionics handles scheduling, rate limiting, and platform-specific formatting.

• →Cron-based scheduling API
• →Platform-specific content adaptation
• →Retry logic for failed posts
• →Webhook delivery on completion

Example

// Schedule a recurring AI-generated post
client.schedule({
  cron: "0 9 * * 1-5",
  content: ai.generateInsight(),
  platforms: ["linkedin", "twitter"],
  timezone: "Europe/London"
})

Agency managing 50+ client accounts

Your agency manages social presence for dozens of brands. Each client needs isolation, separate approvals, and distinct content calendars. Apionics scales without multiplying your integration complexity.

• →Unlimited accounts per workspace
• →Team permissions and roles
• →Bulk scheduling and publishing
• →Content governance rules per client

Example

// Publish to all accounts for a client
client.publish({
  workspace_id: "ws_agency_client_a",
  content: campaignCopy,
  platforms: ["instagram", "facebook", "linkedin"],
  accounts: "all",
  approval_workflow: "client_review"
})

E-commerce with product-to-social automation

Every new product launch should auto-generate and publish to social platforms. Apionics lets you hook into your product catalog and trigger posts via webhooks or API calls.

• →Webhook-triggered publishing
• →Media upload and carousel support
• →Template-based content generation
• →Platform-specific image requirements

Example

// Trigger from product webhook
app.post('/webhooks/product-launched', (req) => {
  client.publish({
    content: template.render(req.product),
    media: req.product.images,
    platforms: ["instagram", "facebook"],
    schedule: "now"
  })
})