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TikTok is a video-publishing integration via TikTok’s Login Kit and Content Posting API.

Publish video

Post a public MP4.

Drafts

Send to drafts to finish in-app.

Analytics

Views, likes, comments, shares.

Interactions

Comments, Duet and Stitch settings.

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Connect

OAuth flow (Login Kit):
Open the returned authUrl, approve on TikTok’s consent screen, and the account is stored after the callback.

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Publish a video

Provide a public .mp4 URL in mediaUrls:

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Send to drafts

Set asDraft: true to push the video into the TikTok app’s drafts instead of posting — the user finalizes and publishes it from their phone:

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Visibility and interactions

privacy maps onto TikTok’s privacy level, and three flags control what others may do with the video:
TikTok has no unlisted: both unlisted and private publish as SELF_ONLY. And a creator’s own account settings win — if they’ve disabled Duets, allowDuet: true doesn’t override it.

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Analytics

TikTok feeds the analytics store: views, likes, comments and shares per video, plus follower count measured daily. Videos published straight from the TikTok app are picked up too.
This needs the video.list and user.info.stats scopes, which are not retroactive. An account connected before they were added keeps publishing fine but returns no analytics at all — reconnect it to fix that. Empty charts, no error.
TikTok has no daily history of its own: metrics are read as running totals and PlugKit records the series itself, from the day you connect.

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Not supported

TikTok’s API doesn’t expose messaging or comments to third-party apps.

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Permissions

Scopes: user.info.basic, video.publish, video.upload, video.list, user.info.stats. The last two are for analytics and must also be enabled in your TikTok developer portal — otherwise the authorization goes out without them, silently.