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APIONICS API

Social media features. Built into your software.

The APIONICS API is a separate product for developers and software companies. Bring supported social media workflows into your own product through the APIONICS API. Explore integration possibilities, understand platform requirements, and request access for your use case.

  1. YOUR SOFTWARE

    The application and experience you build.

  2. APIONICS API

    The integration layer for supported use cases.

  3. SUPPORTED WORKFLOWS

    Platform capabilities within the available integration scope.

Conceptual model only. It does not represent a completed customer integration.

API integration model

How Apionics fits into your architecture.

Your product owns the customer experience. Apionics brings supported social workflows and platform-specific access requirements into the integration design.

APIONICS API

Build with a clearer integration path.

Evaluate supported capabilities, platform requirements, and access conditions before integrating social media functionality into your software.

One integration surface

Explore supported social media workflows through the APIONICS API.

Defined access scope

Understand which capabilities and permissions apply to your integration.

Built for your product

Connect approved functionality to the experience you are building.

API: Add agreed capabilities to your own software.

Request API access

Workspace: Use supported workflows directly with Apionics.

Explore Workspace

Capability and access overview

See what each product status means.

The platform statuses on this site describe Workspace coverage. They do not describe API endpoints or external developer access.

Workspace evidence

Instagram Business capabilities

Supported in Workspace

Documented in the current Workspace product. These workflows are not a list of external API endpoints.

  • Messages
  • Comments
  • Publishing
  • Insights
  • Task status
  • Errors
  • Activity logs

For current Workspace coverage across Organic Social, Paid Advertising, and Local Visibility, use the platform overview.

View platform coverage

API use cases

Designed for products that need social capabilities.

The API is for software you build. Independent developers and organizations can request a review for personal apps, tools, and products.

  • SaaS platforms

    Bring social capabilities into your product.

    Evaluate supported social media workflows for features inside an existing software product.

  • Agency software

    Explore integrations for marketing operations.

    Consider possible integrations for software built around marketing workflows and client context.

  • Custom applications

    Build for a personal project or a new application.

    Independent developers can assess supported capabilities for personal apps, independent tools, and custom software.

These are possible product contexts, not customer stories or completed integrations. Access and supported scope are reviewed by request.

How to get started

From use case to integration.

Describe the experience you want to offer. Requested scope, platform restrictions, and access requirements are reviewed before implementation.

  1. Define your use case

    Tell us what you are building and which platform capabilities you need.

  2. Review access requirements

    Confirm the relevant technical scope, platform restrictions, and approval requirements.

  3. Build within the approved scope

    Use the available documentation and permitted capabilities to implement your integration.

API access

Ready to explore your integration?

Tell us about your software and the capabilities you need. We will review the request against the available integration scope and access requirements.

Looking for Workspace plans?