Zapier setup

1. Get an API key

Create one under API Keys in your Fuxux dashboard.

• Keys start with fx_live_ and don't expire until you revoke them.
• The full secret is shown only once — copy it somewhere safe before closing the dialog.
• Requires the API add-on ($5/month on any paid plan). Without it the connection test fails the same way as a wrong key ("no longer valid"), so check Billing before creating a new key.
• Create a key just for Zapier. Rotating a key revokes the old one, so a key shared with another tool would disconnect your Zaps.

2. Add Fuxux to your Zapier account

Fuxux is in Zapier's app directory, so there is nothing to install or accept: search for "Fuxux" in the Zap editor, or start from the Fuxux page on Zapier.

3. Connect the app

When creating a Zap, search for "Fuxux", choose a trigger or action below, and paste your key into the connection form when prompted.

Triggers

• New Published Post — fires when a post finishes publishing and at least one platform succeeded. A post that failed on some platforms also fires New Failed Post. Checked on Zapier's own polling schedule, not instantly.
• New Failed Post — fires when a post fails on at least one platform, including a partial failure where some platforms succeeded and one didn't. Check the is_partial_failure and failed_platforms fields in the output.

Actions

• Create Post — publish now, schedule for later, or save a draft to any of 14 platforms. Set a caption per platform, optional media URLs (required for Instagram), and optionally target one specific connected account. Reddit isn't available through Zapier: Reddit posts are created in the Fuxux web app.

Searches

• Find Connected Account — look up a connected social account by platform. Also powers the account picker inside Create Post.

What's not instant

Both triggers poll rather than push — there's a short delay (typically a few minutes, depending on your Zapier plan) between a post publishing and the Zap firing. Create Post's own response carries the per-platform results for text and image posts. A video sent with "Publish now" is handed to the scheduler and goes out a couple of minutes later (publishing a video can take longer than Zapier waits for a step); its result arrives through the triggers.

Prefer to build it yourself?

Everything the Zapier app does is a thin wrapper over the public REST API — see the API reference for the same endpoints, or the MCP setup guide if you're wiring up an AI agent instead of a Zap.