Key takeaways
- SkedCast bulk-imports an exported content calendar from CSV or Google Sheets, so migrating a queue of upcoming posts doesn’t mean re-creating each one by hand.
- SkedCast imports up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency and fans out across every account it targets.
Switch social media scheduler: what migrating between schedulers actually involves
- Export your upcoming scheduled posts from your current tool, if it supports export
- Reconnect each social account through the new tool’s own OAuth flow — platforms don’t transfer a connection between tools
- Bulk-import the exported queue rather than manually re-entering each post
What does not transfer automatically
Historical analytics, past-published post records, and saved templates generally stay with the old tool — a migration moves your upcoming queue and reconnects accounts, not the other tool’s full history.
Migrating to SkedCast
SkedCast imports a content calendar from CSV or Google Sheets in one upload, validating every row before committing — see the per-competitor migration guides for tool-specific export steps.
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FAQ
- Does my post history transfer when I switch schedulers?
- Generally no — a migration moves your upcoming scheduled queue and reconnects accounts; past-published history usually stays with the old tool.
- Do I need to reconnect my social accounts when switching tools?
- Yes — each platform’s connection is tool-specific via OAuth, so accounts need to be reconnected through the new tool regardless of what transfers.
- Can I bulk-import my existing queue instead of re-creating each post?
- Yes — export your upcoming posts and bulk-import the file rather than manually re-entering each one.