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Connect your social media accounts to Senly securely, without sharing passwords. Senly Connector — for agencies that want to scale social media automation securely. What does this extension do? Senly Connector links client social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and TikTok) to the Senly dashboard without requiring agencies to store, manage, or request passwords from their clients. How does it work? 1. Open a client profile in the Senly dashboard. 2. Click “Connect Instagram/Facebook/LinkedIn/TikTok”. 3. The extension opens a new tab for the selected social media platform. 4. Log in (or stay logged in if you’re already authenticated). 5. The extension reads the required cookies and securely sends them to Senly. 6. From that point on, all automation runs server-side — no further action is required. Security * Cookies remain tied to your own browser environment, helping avoid platform restrictions associated with datacenter IP addresses. * No password sharing required — agencies never need access to client credentials. * Cookies are encrypted and stored securely on Senly’s servers (AES-256-GCM with tenant-level isolation). * CSRF protection via HMAC-signed tokens (valid for 30 minutes). Who is it for? Marketing agencies using Senly that want to automate their clients’ social media accounts, including: * LinkedIn growth automation * Facebook page invitations * TikTok growth strategies * Instagram profile analysis * And more Requirements * A Senly account: https://senly.io * Google Chrome 108 or later Support Need help? Contact us at info@senly.io.
Jul 2, 2026
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