feature for content strategists
Compare interactions across Instagram, TikTok, and X, tie results to drafts and approvals, and decide what to post next with one consistent rollup view.
what this feature does
TTP consolidates likes, comments, shares, views, clicks, and engagement rate from connected Instagram, TikTok, and X accounts into a single rollup. That lets you compare how the same post idea performed across platforms without switching tools.
Rollups are tied to connected accounts and the platform metrics those accounts expose. You must link each account and grant insights permission so TTP can read interactions and compute rates. Live posting requires human approval in the single approval queue before publish.
rollup process
TTP reads the interaction fields each connected platform makes available and groups them by post, account, and time window. Interactions map to likes, comments, shares, views, and clicks depending on platform labeling.
Engagement rate is computed from the interactions and the exposure metric the platform exposes for that account, such as impressions or reach. If a platform does not expose a given field, TTP omits that element from the engagement rate calculation and flags the account for review.
compare likes, comments, shares, views, and clicks
Use side by side comparisons to see where the same creative or topic earned more likes, comments, shares, views, or clicks. Filter by time window, audience segment, or account to focus on the signals that inform creative decisions.
Comparisons are best used after you connect accounts and confirm the platform fields. Differences in how platforms report impressions or reach will affect engagement rate. TTP surfaces those differences so you can interpret results correctly before acting.
from draft to decision
Drafts in TTP wait in one approval queue until a human approves them. Use engagement rollups to prioritize which drafts to publish, which to revise, and which ideas to turn into follow up posts.
Because TTP publishes at each account best time only after human approval, use rollup trends to schedule approvals ahead of peaks and to align posting with the accounts that show the strongest interaction signals.
permissions and plan limits
Engagement metric rollups require connected social accounts and the appropriate platform permissions for reading insights. Live posting to Instagram, TikTok, and X also requires posting permission and a human approval from the single approval queue before publish.
TTP is offered as a simple single plan that includes posting and the Get Found suite. Some features in the Get Found suite, such as the Rank Tracker, rely on third party data providers. For example, rank tracking uses DataForSEO. Confirm account connections and permissions in your settings to ensure full rollup coverage.
Questions for this workflow
TTP reads interactions from connected Instagram, TikTok, and X accounts for rollups and comparisons. You must link each account and grant the insights permission for TTP to access interaction data. If a platform does not expose a metric, TTP will omit it from the rollup and flag the account.
TTP computes engagement rate using the interactions available for each connected account and the exposure metric that account exposes, such as impressions or reach. If a platform does not provide an exposure metric for an account, TTP excludes that account from the engagement rate calculation and notes the limitation.
Yes. Every draft waits in one approval queue until a human approves it. TTP will publish approved drafts at each account best time. Live posting to Instagram, TikTok, and X requires the account to be connected and to have posting permission granted.
TTP is offered as a single plan that includes posting and the Get Found suite. Some analysis features rely on third party data. For example, rank tracking uses DataForSEO. Check your account settings and permissions to ensure connected accounts expose the fields you need for full engagement rollups.
Start with the workflow above, keep the human review gate, and adapt the cadence to the accounts you actually operate.
Start a review-first workflow