Overview
Represents a social media account (TikTok or Instagram) that you can manage through the API.Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | string | Unique account identifier |
type | string | Platform type: 'tiktok' or 'instagram' |
tag | string | null | Custom tag for categorization |
org_group | string | null | Organization group identifier |
user_group | string | null | User group identifier |
username | string | null | Account username/handle on the platform |
nick_name | string | null | Display name shown on profile |
pfp_url | string | null | URL to account’s profile picture |
warmup_enabled | boolean | null | Whether warmup tasks are enabled for this account |
warmup_version | 'original' | 'v1_smart' | null | Warmup scheduling algorithm version. 'original' uses the standard scheduling logic, 'v1_smart' uses an optimized algorithm with custom flows |
description | string | null | Description/interest area for the account. Used by v1_smart warmup for browse tasks |
keywords | string | null | Search keywords used for warmup tasks (comma-separated) |
profiles | string | null | Profile usernames to search for warmup tasks (comma-separated) |
Account Organization
Theorg_group and user_group fields allow you to organize and subdivide accounts:
Organization Groups (org_group)
- Group accounts by department, campaign, or purpose
- Examples:
"marketing","sales","influencer_campaign_2024" - Use for filtering accounts by business unit or project
- Multiple accounts can share the same org_group
User Groups (user_group)
- Assign accounts to specific team members or users
- Examples:
"john_smith","team_alpha","content_creator_1" - Use for access control and responsibility assignment
- Allows filtering accounts by assigned user/team
