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Connect the accounts needed for your next task. A social account lets daoco publish there and read available performance data; a business integration lets it work with that provider’s information and tools. You can create drafts and assets before connecting a publishing account. Open Connections for the selected brand. Check which account is being authorized and give the permissions required for the work you want done. For a first setup, start with one publishing target or the one provider your task needs, then add more as needed. To use daoco from WhatsApp, Slack, or Discord, follow assistant setup. To use it from another AI app, follow AI apps and MCP. Those connections are managed through Assistants, while this page covers the providers daoco works with.

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Connection areas

Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, and Canva connect through Composio, so the consent screen names Composio. A Google Workspace admin who restricts third-party apps must trust Composio’s app before people on that domain can connect; each guide lists the admin console steps. Google Analytics and Google Search Console use daoco’s own verified OAuth client, as do Gmail Individual, Google Drive Individual, and Google Calendar Individual under Dev Testing; see their guides for its client ID and scopes.
Gmail Workspace and Google Drive Workspace require a Google Workspace super admin to approve domain-wide delegation in Google Admin Console. See Gmail Workspace and Google Drive Workspace for the exact client ID, scopes, and admin-console path. Google Drive boundaries must be specific shared drive or folder URLs/IDs that the delegated user can open; display names, My Drive, Workspace domains, and wildcards are not valid boundary values.
Outlook Workspace and SharePoint Workspace require Microsoft 365 admin approval. SharePoint and OneDrive also require selected-resource assignments before daoco can access any files or folders. See Outlook Workspace and SharePoint Workspace for the exact client ID, permissions, and admin steps.

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Connect a social account

Allow popups for daoco before you start. Most social platforms open OAuth in a new browser window and return to Connections after approval. For Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, daoco asks the provider to show fresh authorization or account selection instead of silently reusing the current browser account. Other providers control account switching themselves, so check the account name shown in the approval window before continuing.

X

Connect an X account for posts and media.

Instagram

Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account.

Facebook

Connect a Facebook Page.

TikTok

Connect a TikTok account for video workflows.

LinkedIn

Connect a LinkedIn profile or company Page.

YouTube

Connect a YouTube channel.

Threads

Connect a Threads profile.

Bluesky

Connect Bluesky with an app password.

Pinterest

Connect a Pinterest account for image Pins.

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When a connection needs attention

Each row on Connections carries a status. A temporary provider error does not change it: daoco only marks an account as needing you when the provider says the authorization itself is gone. A Reconnect button appears beside any status that needs it. In the Social area of Home, an account that needs repair shows an amber ring on its avatar. A failed publish no longer locks an account out of later publishing on its own. If a publish fails and the status stays Connected, the problem was the post or a temporary provider error, not the connection.

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Disconnect an account

Choose Disconnect on the connection row. daoco confirms first: it stops posting and reading there until you connect it again, and anything already published stays up. The dialog stays open if the disconnect does not go through, so you can try again.

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Connect integrations

Integrations live under Connections -> Integrations and are grouped by provider category. See Integrations for provider-specific guides, provider status, and Dev Testing notes. The main integration categories are:
  • Commerce & Website for Shopify Admin, Square, WordPress, Stripe, Webflow, and Wix.
  • Mail & Calendar for beehiiv, Custom SMTP, Ghost, Gmail, Gmail Workspace, Google Calendar, Kit, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Outlook Workspace, and Smartlead.
  • Files & Docs for Google Drive, Google Drive Workspace, Dropbox, and SharePoint Workspace.
  • Creative Assets for Canva, Logo.dev, Pexels, fal, Cloudinary, AltText.ai, Miro, Higgsfield, and FLORA.
  • Work & Knowledge for Notion, Asana, Linear, Atlassian, Airtable, monday.com, GitHub, and Granola.
  • CRM & Sales for HubSpot, Salesforce, Intercom, Zoho CRM, Sprout Social, and Clay.
  • Analytics & Search for Google Analytics, Google Search Console, PostHog, Mixpanel, and Amplitude.
  • Dev Testing for provider cards still awaiting provider approval, service readiness, or production rollout, including Gmail Individual, Google Drive Individual, Google Calendar Individual, ClickUp, Canva (direct MCP), Figma, Gong, Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, and LinkedIn Ads.

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Before publishing

  • Review platform-specific requirements in Platform support and limitations.
  • Connect every account you want to target before creating multi-platform posts.
  • Reconnect accounts if a provider token expires or permissions change.
  • Enable Dev Testing integrations only when your workspace owner or admin is ready to use providers that are still awaiting provider approval.