Create a broadcast on one of your connected channels
socialThe access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Request body for broadcast
The GUID of the publishing channel that the message is for. You can get the GUID of the channel by using the GET request at the top of this article.
A Unix timestamp in milliseconds of the time that the message should be published to the channel. If this is not included in the request, the message will be published immediately.
Use 'status': 'DRAFT' in the request body. This creates the message as a draft, meaning that it will not be scheduled to publish and can be reviewed and scheduled from within the HubSpot Social Media Publishing app. If the draft status is set, any triggerAt value will be unset.
Successful operation
Unique identifier for the broadcast provided by the social network
ID of the HubSpot account
Unique identifier for the parent entity of the broadcast (e.g., a Facebook page ID)
ID of an associated HubSpot campaign
A key that concatenates the network with the channelId
Unique identifier for the channel provided by the social network
An internal identifier for HubSpot's integration
Timestamp for when the broadcast was created
A unix timestamp in milliseconds that corresponds to when the user last updated the broadcast
A unix timestamp in milliseconds that corresponds to a scheduled time to publish the broadcast
A unix timestamp in milliseconds when the post was successfully published
The status of the broadcast (e.g., 'DRAFT')
An optional field included in the broadcasts of certain social networks.
The content of your broadcast, the properties for which varies by network.
An internal identifier for the broadcast.
An internal identifier for the broadcast.
An internal type of the broadcast.
The number clicks the broadcast has received
The ID of the HubSpot user who created the broadcast
The ID of the HubSpot user who last updated the broadcast
The name of the associated HubSpot campaign, if applicable
The format of the broadcast (e.g., 'VIDEO')
Whether the broadcast was previously in a drafted state before officially posting to the network.
An internal identifier used by HubSpot.
An internal identifier used by HubSpot.
An object with additional data included with the broadcast, including any files, broadcast body text, and an internal client tag used by HubSpot.
An internal field used to identify whether the broadcast is still pending.
An internal field used to identify whether the broadcast was successfully published.
An internal field used to identify whether the broadcast failed to be posted to the network.
An internal field used to identify whether the broadcast had to be retried.
Inner text body of the broadcast