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Integrations

The connections that let Flarseo publish

Without connections, a system can only make suggestions. These five integrations let Flarseo publish on your site, read your Google data and work on your local listing.

The principle

Why permissions are needed

To write a page and publish it, Flarseo needs access to your channels. Each access is an explicit permission that you grant, one at a time, and can revoke.

  • Your website's CMS is the output channel: articles go straight onto the website. On WordPress this goes through a plugin you install; on other CMSs through the connection you authorise.
  • Google Search Console is the way in: real queries and positions feed the editorial plan.
  • Google Business Profile is the local anchor: the listing that shows up when somebody searches nearby.
  • Instagram is the social channel: your article topics become posts with caption and image.
  • The SEO data provider is infrastructure: keyword research, positions and competitors, with no account for you to open.

What is true for all of them

  • Every connection can be activated and revoked from the platform, whenever you want.
  • Credentials are stored encrypted and are never returned by any interface.
  • No integration is mandatory: the service works with just one, but with less data and fewer channels.
  • If a connection breaks, the system says so and never pretends an action succeeded.

This page only lists integrations that are live today.

Try Flarseo and connect the channels you already use

Nothing to prepare in advance: the assistant guides you one connection at a time and explains what it is asking for.