Connections and Feed Counts

In this article, we will cover:

• What types of connections do we offer 
• What the feed counts mean and where you can find them

A connection (or feed) is any stream that you add from any of our supported networks.

Connection Types

You can add a lot of different content to TINT. The following is a list of connection types that are currently supported by TINT:

 X - Hashtag // Username // Likes // List // Advanced Queries 

 Instagram - Hashtag // Branded Content // Stories // Tags // Mentions // Comment Mentions 

 Facebook - Page // Tagged Posts // Ratings and Reviews // Group

 RSS

 Public Posting 

 Text Message 

Email 

 LinkedIn (deprecated)

 User Reviews 

Ratings & Reviews

 Tumblr - Username // Hashtag

 Flickr - Brand Content // Username // Tag

 Google News - Only via RSS feed

 Slack 

Hootsuite

TikTok - Pull in our own Branded content and also find content through our Chrome Extension

Cisco Webex (formerly known as Spark)

Experience Builder 

Pinterest

Vesta

Influencer Feed 

Form

 CreatorIQ

Feed Counts

Whenever you add a connection to your TINT, it will count toward the total amount of connections allowed on your account.

Note that this limitation is on the number of connections you have - not the number of TINTs you have. We don't limit the number of TINTs you can create on an account.

Within the TINT Board, you can view the social feed count for each TINT you’ve created:

If the TINT is turned on, then the feed count will be applied to the Active number you see at the top of the TINT board by clicking on .

You can also see the total number of connections allowed for your account.

If you have any questions regarding connections / social feeds, don't hesitate to contact Technical Support at support@tintup.com.