Setup/Installation: Scoop.It - Social Networks Auto-Poster

How to setup Scoop.It in SNAP WordPress plugin and API

Scoop.it announced that “Starting January 15, 2018, Scoop.it’s free API will be discontinued.”

No More API

We will release our own API for Scoop.it soon….


Scoop.It uses OAuth 1.0 for authentication and authorization. You need to setup Scoop.It Application, connect this application to your blog and authorize it.

Please see the instructions below:

Scoop.It Configuration

1. Create a Scoop.It app.

1. Login to your Scoop.It account.
2. Go to the Developers->Application Management page: https://www.scoop.it/dev/apps
3. If you already made an application you will see it’s info here, otherwise click “Create an Application” button.

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4. Fill required fields “Application Name” and “Description”, agree to terms, click “Save”

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– Notice Consumer Key and Consumer Secret

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Your App is ready to use.

2. Connect Scoop.It to your WordPress.

1. Login to your WordPress Admin Panel, Go to the Settings->Social Networks AutoPoster Options.
2. Click green “Add new account” button, select “Scoop.It” from the list.
3. Fill “Consumer Key” and “Consumer Secret” from step 4 above. Fill “Scoopt.It Topic URL” with the last part of your Scoopt.It Topic URL.

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3. Authorize Scoop.It for your WordPress.

1. Click “Update Settings”. Notice new link “Authorize Your Facebook Account”.

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2. Click “Authorize Your Scoop.It Account” and follow the authorization wizard. Scoop.It will ask you to allow access to your account.

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4. Your Scoop.it account is ready to use.

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