Perroly, the all-in-one tool: a quick overview
Before connecting your networks, here is a quick tour of the interface: four main areas, each with a clear role.
Accounts: the starting point
Accounts is where you connect , , , , and . Nothing else in Perroly works until at least one account is connected there.
Capture d’écran à ajouter
Perroly screen: empty Accounts page, before any connection, with the available network logos.
Scheduler and Posts
The Scheduler shows your posts as a calendar. Posts lists the same content as a table, handy for finding a specific post quickly.
Both views open the same composer: write a post, pick the destination accounts, set a date.
Capture d’écran à ajouter
Perroly screen: Scheduler calendar view with a few posts already scheduled.
Messaging
All your Instagram and Facebook messages land in one inbox. This is also where automations and the Perroly Channel, your team’s internal chat, live.
Analytics and Monitoring
Analytics shows your own stats per account. Monitoring does the same for the competitor accounts you track.
Capture d’écran à ajouter
Perroly screen: Analytics dashboard with audience curves for a connected account.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to connect every network on day one?
No. A single connected account is enough to start exploring Perroly. The others can be added anytime from the Accounts page.
Where do I actually start?
From the Accounts page, to connect a first network. How to create your Perroly account covers the step right before, if that is not done yet.
Can I use Perroly with only one network connected?
Yes. Every area (Scheduler, Messaging, Analytics) works with as many accounts as you connect, even just one.
Does the Perroly Channel require a connected social network?
No. It is an independent team chat space, available as soon as your Perroly account exists.
What is the difference between the Scheduler and Posts?
The Scheduler shows your posts as a calendar, Posts lists the same content as a table. Both open the same composer, it is a matter of display preference.