In this tutorial, we'll walk you through connecting your Facebook Page to ZoomSphere.
Please note:
This tutorial is for Administrator Accounts. 💡
It's not possible to create and publish posts to Facebook Personal Profiles due to official Meta API restrictions.
How to Connect Your Facebook Page
1. Go to Settings > Social Media Channels.
2. Click the red +Add channel button, then click Connect next to Facebook.
3. You'll be redirected to Facebook. Log in if you aren't already, then allow ZoomSphere to manage your Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts.
4. Select the Facebook Pages you want to connect and click Continue.
5. Done! 🎉
You've connected your Facebook Page to ZoomSphere! Now it's time to connect it to a specific Scheduler and grant users permission.
Learn more 👉🏼 here.
Necessary Facebook Access
To connect your Facebook Page, ensure you meet these criteria:
You have at least Content Access or Full Control over the Facebook Page ✔️
Business Integration enabled for ZoomSphere ✔️
Two-factor authentication is set accordingly ✔️
You have access to the Facebook Page, and you're logged in with the right profile
The Facebook profile you log in with must manage the Page with Full Control or Create Content access.
ZoomSphere uses the Facebook profile that's currently logged in in the same browser.
💡 If you have a minor role or access, you cannot connect your Facebook Page to ZoomSphere due to official Facebook limitations that apply to third-party tools.
👉 Always check your Facebook access directly in the Page settings / Page access or People settings in the Business Suite Settings.
If you want to use ZoomSphere to its full potential, we recommend granting Facebook Access Full control, but you can also grant other access depending on each ZoomSphere App. 👇
All ZoomSphere permissions are enabled in Business Integrations
On your personal Facebook profile (not the Page), open Business Integrations (Settings & Privacy → Settings → Business Integrations). Find ZoomSphere, click View and edit, and make sure every permission is switched on.
Two-factor authentication is set up
Facebook sometimes requires two-factor authentication, especially for Pages with a large number of followers. If your Page requires it, turn it on for your personal Facebook profile too.