What is this?
Facebook brings together the tools provided for a connected Facebook Page — reviewing performance, configuring how Messenger responds to people, and publishing posts. [SCREENSHOT: facebook-overview-sidebar — The Facebook sidebar group expanded, showing Insights, Interaction, and Publishing]This section requires an active channel with a connected Facebook Page. Every page in it shows a “No Facebook Page Connected” message, with a prompt to connect one in Settings, until a Page is linked — and a plan-upgrade message if your plan doesn’t include Facebook integration. Your platform administrator must have set up Facebook OAuth first.
What can I do here?
Use Facebook for three main jobs:- review Page and post performance in Insights
- configure the connected Page’s Messenger experience — persistent menu, welcome screen, commands, and conversation sync — in Interaction
- compose, publish, schedule, and draft posts to the connected Page in Publishing
How to use it
- Connect a Facebook Page. Before any of these pages show data, connect a Page to your active channel — see Channels.
- Start with performance visibility. Use Insights to see how the Page and its recent posts are performing before you make operational changes.
- Configure Messenger interaction. Interaction is where you set up the persistent menu, the Get Started welcome screen, Messenger slash commands, and sync of existing conversations into the platform.
- Publish deliberately. Publishing should support a planned content workflow — compose, save as a draft if it’s not ready, and publish or schedule when it is.
Troubleshooting / Technical Notes
- Reconnect the Page if a permission banner appears. Insights and Publishing show banners when the
read_insights,pages_read_engagement, orpages_manage_postspermissions are missing. Reconnect the Page in Settings. - Review Interaction settings after reconnecting. The persistent menu and commands live on the Facebook side, so check them again after reconnecting the Page.
- Keep work tied to the correct Page. Facebook tools operate on the active channel.
- Access is permission-based. Viewing and editing use the
facebook:view,facebook:edit, andfacebook:deletepermissions.