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Facebook Page scheduling for your team
Prepare your Facebook Page content in one workspace. Keep the caption and media together, choose the Pages that should receive it, and check what happened after it was queued.
Account connection and publishing are currently available.
A draft you can return to
Write a caption, add your media, and save the post before you are ready to publish. Open it from Drafts to edit the message, remove an attachment or choose the connected Pages that should receive it. Saving a draft does not publish it.
Choose where and when to publish
Select one or more available Facebook Pages in Create post. Publish now or choose a future time in your device time zone. My-Conect records the schedule and queues a separate delivery for every selected account.
- Facebook Page text posts, photos and MP4 video are supported by the implemented integration.
- Page connection and publishing must both be enabled for the service.
- Each selected Page uses one publishing destination from the workspace allowance.
Follow the result, not just the button
A queued delivery is not proof that Facebook published the post. Check Publishing queue for waiting, published, failed or unconfirmed results. A confirmed result can include a link to the live post. Check the Page before retrying an unconfirmed delivery to avoid duplicates.
Requirements and boundaries
Connect through Facebook authorization using an account permitted to manage the Page. Personal profiles use a separate manual-sharing workflow when enabled. Facebook groups, social analytics and engagement reporting are not part of this Page publishing feature. Availability and media checks remain subject to the permissions and settings of the connected account.
Frequently asked questions
Can I schedule posts to a personal Facebook profile?
Automatic Facebook publishing in My-Conect is for connected Pages. When manual sharing is enabled, you can prepare content and post it to a personal profile yourself.
Does selecting two Pages count as one destination?
No. Every selected social account uses one destination. Publishing one post to two Facebook Pages uses two destinations.
Keep exploring
Make room for your next post.
Review current plans and platform availability, then create a workspace for your content.