Publishing

Publish a post immediately, and understand what happens per platform.

When you want a post to go out right away, Publish now sends it immediately to the accounts you've selected. This page explains what happens when you do — and what to do if something goes wrong.

[Screenshot: the composer with the Publish now button and a confirmation dialog]

Publishing now is irreversible. Once a post goes live on a network, Keryo can't unsend it. Give it a final read before you hit publish.

What happens per platform

When you publish, Keryo pushes the content to each targeted account using that account's own per-account content:

LinkedIn

Your post — text plus any media, including a PDF published as a document/carousel — goes live on the connected LinkedIn account.

X (Twitter)

Your post goes live on the connected X account, respecting X's character limits.

Publishing is rate-limited. If you publish to several accounts at once, or fire off many posts in a row, Keryo paces them so they go out cleanly.

Failures and retry

Networks occasionally reject a post — a token expired, an API hiccup, a temporary outage. When that happens:

• The post is marked as failed rather than lost.

• You can retry the publish once the underlying issue is resolved.

If a publish fails, check that the account is still connected in the client workspace, then retry. Reconnecting the account usually clears token-related failures.

Publish now vs schedule

Prefer to plan ahead? Use scheduling to send the post at a future time instead of immediately. Live networks for both are LinkedIn and X.