What is an offset account and how does it work?
An offset account can be a useful feature to understand when you’re exploring home loans.

Take an approved article from your library to your own website. The Broker Kit sync connection carries the content and featured image together.
An offset account can be a useful feature to understand when you’re exploring home loans.

Choose Broker Kit site under Website publishing in Settings, add your HTTPS site address and configure the shared secret in the receiving website connection. Test the connection before publishing. A compatible receiving endpoint is required to accept the approved article and featured image.
Write and refine your article in Broker Socials. Your website connection takes the finished content to the place your clients can find it.
Choose Broker Kit site in your website publishing settings and enter the HTTPS site address.
Configure the matching shared secret in your website’s receiving connection, then run Test Connection.
Select a finished article and send its content, featured image and image alt text to your connected site.
Create and refine the article in Broker Socials, then publish through your website connection. The receiving site uses the supplied content, so the article you approve is the article you send.
Build an article from your own brief, a saved idea or your content plan. Refine the body, SEO details and featured image before sending the approved version through your website connection.
Explore the article workspaceNo. The receiving website needs a compatible article publishing endpoint that accepts the shared secret. A matching site address and a successful connection test are required before publishing.
No. Choose Broker Kit site and use its compatible sync connection. The WordPress option is for sites using the Social Studio Connector plugin on WordPress.
No. Article creation and editing happen in Broker Socials. The site connection receives the supplied title, content and featured image for publication.
Autopilot prepares articles as drafts. Review the article, image and publishing details, then choose when to send it through your website connection.