Reliable publishing
PostBoost checks posts before they go out, warns you before an account disconnects and shows exactly why a post failed, so you can fix it and retry.
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Each one shows up on the connection health page.
Expiry emails and the pre-publish checker run on their own.
Reconnect the account or edit the post, then retry.
Dashboard
Admins find connection health under Tools, Insights. Failed posts are on the Failed tab of the posts list.
Ask your agent
“Check next week's scheduled posts and tell me which accounts need reconnecting.”
get-account-health, validate-post, retry-failed-post
API
curl https://postboost.co/app/api/{workspaceUuid}/account-health \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN"
PostBoost watches the parts of publishing that usually break. A connection health page lists failing and expiring accounts, emails warn 7, 3 and 1 days before a token expires, and the Failed tab shows why a post failed so one account can be retried. A built-in pre-publish checker reviews the posts due in the next 24 hours, and posts sent through the API or an agent are checked for duplicates and daily caps. Webhooks report published and failed posts and disconnected accounts.
health: GET /account-health
validate: POST /posts/validate
retry: retry-failed-post
guardrails: duplicate 24 h (409), daily caps per account (429), network rules (422), each with a code
webhooks: post.published, post.publishing_failed, account.disconnected, account.token_expiring
docs: https://postboost.co/docs/connection-health/ , https://postboost.co/docs/webhooks/
Its status changes to Published in the calendar and posts list, and you can get a post.published webhook.
The account shows a reconnect notice, admins get an email, and the connection health page lists it. Reconnect it and retry the failed posts.
Yes, for Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest and Instagram accounts connected without Facebook: an email 7, 3 and 1 days before, plus a webhook if you use one.
No. It proposes a fix and nothing changes until someone approves it.
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