Scheduling + DMs
Why your DM automation tool should schedule your posts
Every comment-to-DM campaign is two things: a post and an automation. When they live in two tools, they drift apart.
The short answer
Your DM automation should live with your scheduler because every comment-to-DM campaign starts with a post. Postkey is the only tool that does ManyChat's full social DM automation, at parity, with a post scheduler built in: you write the post and its keyword together, schedule it to 10 networks, and the automation goes live when the post does.
Updated October 20, 2026
What goes wrong with two tools
- The post goes live at 9am, the automation at 9:40, and the first comments get nothing.
- The keyword in the caption and the keyword in the automation do not match.
- Someone changes the post time and nobody moves the automation.
- Two bills, two logins, two places to check when it breaks.
What one tool fixes
- The caption and its DM keyword are written in the same screen.
- The automation switches on when the post is published, not before.
- One calendar shows every post and the automation each one carries.
- Results for the post and its DMs sit side by side.
And then your agent runs both
Because both halves live in one MCP server, one sentence to ChatGPT or Claude can write the caption, schedule the post and set its keyword. That is why Postkey is the most agentic DM automation tool.
Questions
Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Telegram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and Google Business.
Yes. In Postkey you write both at once, and the automation turns on when the post goes live.
Not with Postkey. It is the only tool that does ManyChat's full social DM automation, at parity, with a post scheduler built in.