Multiuser Features
Multiuser Features1. WordPress Multisite Network Features
WordPress Network Admin can setup what kind of access to SNAP each site in the WordPress Multisite Network can have.
There are tree options:
1. Super Admin Mode. Super Admin configures all Social Networks. All posts made in all blogs will be autoposted to all neteworks. Blog owners and other users don’t see and can’t change any settings or options
2. Regular Mode. Blog owners can configure and autopost to their own Social Networks
3. Disabled SNAP is disabled.
Network admin can set the default option for newly created sites, can change option for all sites or set the different option for each individual site.
2. WordPress Multiuser Features
This works in both – regular WordPress and WordPress Multisite Network.
WordPress admin can give specific user group the rights to configure own independent from the admin set of accounts.
SNAP Features
Accounts
Settings
Powerful Filters
Set what posts go to each network based on categories, tags, type, format and many more criteria.
Limit Autoposting Speed
Custom URLs for AutoPosts
Autopost New Blogposts
Quick Post
"Spin" message post templates
Automatically change/alter the words or sentences in your social media posts
Emoji Support
Export/Import Plugin settings
Format your posts
Hashtags
Additional URL Parameters
URL Shorteners
See what was posted
SNAP Pro for Wordpress
Pro version upgrade adds the ability to configure more than one account for each social network and some additional features.
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