Connecting TikTok
You sign in to EverySqueeze with your email; TikTok Shop is a connected account, and connecting it imports your videos and commission history.
You sign in to EverySqueeze with your email: a sign-in link or code, a password, or Google or Discord. TikTok Shop is not your login. It is an account you connect to your EverySqueeze workspace, and connecting it pulls in your video library and your commission history in the same pass.
Connecting
During setup, or any time from Settings → Accounts & platforms, use "Connect TikTok". You'll be sent to TikTok to approve the connection, then back to EverySqueeze. We never see your TikTok password.
On TikTok's screen, leave every box checked so your orders and earnings can sync. Every connect and reconnect step says so under its button. If a box was unchecked, your videos may still come in but your orders can't: the bell and your Home page show TikTok needs reconnecting. Reconnect TikTok from Settings and leave every box checked this time.
Already connected? Reconnect TikTok is always in TikTok's settings (press Settings on its row under Videos come from), and in the app's Settings for the account owner. The row itself shows Reconnect only when the connection needs it. Use it if TikTok stopped importing or you want to renew the connection. It keeps your library and settings. Assistants don't see it. Signed in to a different TikTok account, it adds that account next to the one you have instead of replacing it: to switch accounts, see Connected the wrong TikTok account.
Before you tap it, make sure you're logged into the right TikTok account: the TikTok Shop creator account you sell with. Setup says so on the Connect TikTok step. On a computer, TikTok may show a QR code to scan; under the button, setup reminds you that you can log in with your phone number or email on TikTok's page instead.
Setting up on a phone
Setup works on a phone. If TikTok keeps sending you to the wrong place, the Connect TikTok step on a phone has "Email me a link to finish on my computer": we email a one-time sign-in link to your account's own email, and it opens setup right where you left it. On a phone, TikTok can send you back to a different browser than the one you started in; if connecting does not finish, use the email link, or open Settings and connect from your computer. See TikTok sent you back to a different browser.
If connecting fails
- Almost connected, or TikTok sent you back to a different browser: TikTok opened another browser or window. Sign in there and tap Finish connecting; TikTok's approval is kept for 10 minutes. Next time start in Safari, not Chrome or an app's built-in browser. See TikTok sent you back to a different browser.
- TikTok didn't accept the QR code (“Invalid authorization”): nothing is wrong with your account. Log in with your phone number or email instead of the QR code, or connect from your phone. See the QR code fix.
- TikTok didn't accept the approval: the page says nothing was connected and offers Connect TikTok again; it usually works on the second try. If TikTok showed an error on its own page, that error is the reason.
The import
Importing your videos and sales usually takes a few hours. You can keep working through other setup steps and start posting while it runs — it doesn't block anything else (see While your first import runs). Once it's in, your videos and orders show a running count on the connect step.
No TikTok Shop for this brand?
You can skip straight to uploading videos by hand instead, from the Composer's Upload button, once your workspace exists.
After you're connected
EverySqueeze keeps matching new TikTok videos to Amazon products and offering them for cross-posting automatically — you don't need to reconnect for each new video. If TikTok has been connected a while and your video count looks wrong, reconnecting from Settings is the first thing to try.
Want to post from a second TikTok account into the same workspace? See Add another TikTok account.