Connecting Your X Account

To use replyboss, you need to connect at least one X (Twitter) account. This guide walks you through the connection process.

Prerequisites

Before connecting your X account, ensure:

1. You have an active X (Twitter) account
2. You're logged into your X account in your browser
3. You have a replyboss account (free or paid)

Connecting Your First X Account

Step 1: Navigate to Accounts

From your replyboss dashboard:

1. Click Accounts in the sidebar (look for the X logo)
2. You'll see the Accounts settings page

Step 2: Start the Connection

1. Click the Connect X Account button
2. You'll be redirected to X (Twitter) for authorization

Step 3: Authorize replyboss

On the X authorization page:

1. Review the permissions replyboss is requesting
2. Click Authorize app to grant access
3. You'll be redirected back to replyboss

Step 4: Verify Connection

Once connected, your X account will appear in the accounts list showing:

• Your profile picture
• Your username (@handle)
• Connection status

Managing Multiple X Accounts

Depending on your plan, you can connect multiple X accounts:

Switching Between Accounts

When you have multiple accounts connected:

1. Use the account selector dropdown at the top of each feature page
2. Select the account you want to work with
3. All data will update to show that account's information

Disconnecting an Account

To remove an X account:

1. Go to Accounts in the sidebar
2. Find the account you want to disconnect
3. Click the Disconnect button
4. Confirm the disconnection

Note: Disconnecting an account will remove all saved handles and data associated with that account from replyboss.

Troubleshooting

Connection Failed

If the connection fails:

1. Make sure you're logged into the correct X account
2. Try clearing your browser cookies
3. Disable any ad blockers or privacy extensions temporarily
4. Try again in an incognito/private window

Permission Denied

If you see a permission error:

1. Ensure your X account is not restricted or suspended
2. Check that you haven't reached your account limit for your plan
3. Contact support if the issue persists

What Permissions Does replyboss Need?

replyboss requests the following permissions:

• Read tweets - To find and analyze conversations
• Read profile - To display your account information
• Post tweets - To post replies you approve (you always review first)
• Follow/unfollow - To follow accounts from the Follow feature

replyboss never posts without your explicit approval.