Getting started on Scoop takes about fifteen minutes. You'll create an account, set up your brand profile, connect a few integrations, and invite your team. There's a brief approval step from the Scoop team before you have full access.
Create your account
You can sign up two ways:
Continue with Google. Fastest option. Use the Google account associated with your work email.
Email and password. Enter your work email and set a password. You'll get a verification email to confirm.
Use your work email rather than a personal one, since your account will be linked to your brand and your teammates.
Wait for approval
After you submit, the Scoop team reviews your account. This is usually quick, often within a business day. You'll get an email when you're approved and can sign in for full access.
If you have an urgent project to launch, mention it in the signup notes and we'll prioritise your review.
Connect your integrations
Once you're in, head to Settings and connect the integrations you'll use:
Instagram. Connect your business Instagram account through Facebook. This lets you send Instagram DMs to creators and verify Instagram posts after they go live. You'll need to be an admin on the linked Facebook page.
Shopify. Connect your Shopify store if you plan to run barter (product-for-content) deals. Scoop will create draft orders for creators automatically when a barter deal is signed.
Email. Connect a sending email address so outreach goes from your domain. Scoop handles the technical setup behind the scenes once you've authorised it.
You can run Scoop without all integrations connected, but each one unlocks more automation.
Invite your teammates
Bring your team in from the Settings menu under Team Members. You can invite as many teammates as your plan allows. Each invite is sent by email and includes a link to join your brand workspace.
Teammates share everything: projects, creator notes, folders, labels, deals, and inbox messages. Permissions can be set per teammate so, for example, you can let a coordinator manage outreach without giving them payment access.
Where to go next
Once your account is live, the next step is creating your first project and adding some creators.