Local business. Greater connections.Planned provider programme
Prepare it once, approve it. Six planned connections.
The plan is simple: you prepare a post once, check it, and only then send it to the places your customers already look. Six platforms are planned. Each needs its own access and testing before it can be offered, so they’ll be added one at a time, subject to provider access and availability.
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Illustrative concept preview · planned connections, not live integrations
The planned programme
Six channels, one approval
These are the first platforms Caffter is being built to work with. Each card says what the platform is generally used for, so you can see where your posts could fit. All six are planned.
- FacebookPlanned
Business Pages, where local businesses share updates, offers and events with their community.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access - InstagramPlanned
Photo and short-video posts, often used to show your work, products and space.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access - Google Business ProfilePlanned
Your business listing on Google Search and Maps, seen by people looking for businesses nearby.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access - TikTokPlanned
Short-form video, a natural home for behind-the-scenes moments and personality.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access - LinkedInPlanned
A professional network, useful for business-to-business services and local business connections.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access - NextdoorPlanned
A neighbourhood network, where local businesses can be seen by nearby residents.
Availability: not yet · subject to provider access
How connections are designed to work
The same rules for every channel
You approve every post
Nothing is published to any channel without your approval. Changing the post or its channels means approving again.
One provider at a time
Connections are released individually, once provider access is in place and the connection has been tested.
Each channel, its own result
Each channel is designed to be tracked separately, so a problem on one channel does not re-send a post that already went out elsewhere.
Honest status
If Caffter can’t confirm whether a post went out, it’s designed to tell you and ask what to do, rather than guess or quietly try again.
What “Planned” means
Here’s exactly what the label on each platform does and doesn’t mean.
- Part of the intended programmeThese six providers are the ones Caffter is being built to support first.
- Not available yetNo connection is live today, and no dates have been announced.
- Not affiliatedCaffter is not affiliated with or endorsed by these providers. Each connection depends on the provider’s own access and review processes.
Names and marks belong to their owners. They show planned connections only — not partnerships or live integrations.