About this plugin
Storey turns your WooCommerce catalogue into scheduled social media posts on Instagram and Facebook so you can sell without spending your day in caption editors.
After connecting your store, you choose which products you want Storey to promote, link your Meta accounts via OAuth, and Storey’s hosted backend generates captions and schedules posts at sensible cadences. You retain full control: select or deselect products at any time, disconnect social accounts in one click, and review every published post inside your WordPress admin.
The plugin itself is a thin client. za. A Storey account and active subscription are required to publish; a 14-day free trial is included.
What you can do
- Connect your WooCommerce store to Storey with a single API key.
- Pick which products are eligible for social posting from a familiar WooCommerce-style picker.
- Connect Facebook Pages and Instagram Business accounts via OAuth (no copy-pasting of access tokens).
- Schedule and publish posts automatically — Storey decides timing and writes the captions.
- See connection status, recent posts, and any errors directly inside the WordPress admin.
How it works
- Install and activate the plugin.
- Use the in-admin onboarding wizard to register or sign in to your Storey account. An API key is provisioned for this site.
- Select the WooCommerce products you want promoted.
- Connect Facebook / Instagram from the plugin’s Connections page.
- Storey takes it from there — posting on your schedule, surfaced back to your dashboard.
External services
This plugin relies on the Storey backend service to do its work. Without this service the plugin cannot function.
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What the service does
Provides account/license management, caption generation, social-account OAuth, post scheduling and publishing for the plugin. za; the WordPress plugin is a thin client.
What data is sent and when
- When you create an account or sign in via the onboarding wizard: your email address, password, and store URL are sent over HTTPS to establish your Storey account and issue an API key.
- When you select products for posting: product title, description, price, currency, image URLs, product IDs, and your store URL are sent so Storey can generate captions and schedule posts.
- When you connect a Facebook or Instagram account: the OAuth flow is initiated by the backend; the access tokens issued by Meta are stored on the Storey backend, not in WordPress.
- When you load admin screens that show status: a short status check is made over HTTPS to verify license validity.
- When you disconnect a social account: a request is sent to revoke the corresponding token server-side.
All requests are authenticated with your site’s Storey API key over HTTPS. No data is sent to any third party other than the Storey backend (which in turn talks to Meta and the payment processor on your behalf, as described in our Privacy Policy).
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