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Hivra connects to Facebook through Meta’s official authorization flow and publishes to Facebook Pages, not personal profiles. You must be an admin or editor of the Page you want to connect. Once linked, the Composer lets you publish Reels, video posts, and an optional Story companion with a per-post caption override. Because Facebook is part of Meta’s platform, it shares a token family with Instagram and Threads.

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Prerequisites

Before you connect, confirm the following:
  • You have an existing Facebook Page (not a personal Facebook profile).
  • Your personal Facebook account has Admin or Editor role on that Page.
  • You are logged into the correct Facebook account in your browser before starting the OAuth flow.
Hivra cannot publish to personal Facebook profiles. If you do not have a Facebook Page, create one at facebook.com/pages/create before connecting.

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Connect your Facebook Page

1

Open Integrations

In Hivra, go to Dashboard → Integrations and click the Facebook tile.
2

Confirm the redirect

Review the confirmation overlay showing your workspace and the Hivra callback URL, then click Continue.
3

Authorize in Facebook

You are redirected to Meta’s authorization page. Accept all requested permissions and, when prompted, select the specific Page you want to connect to Hivra. Connecting a Page you do not administer will result in a permission error.
4

Verify the connection card

After the redirect returns you to Hivra, your Page name and picture appear on the integration card. The health chip reads Healthy once the monitoring job confirms the token is valid.
Instagram, Facebook Pages, and Threads share the same Meta token family. Reconnecting your Facebook Page may also refresh the tokens for any connected Instagram or Threads account in the same workspace.

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Facebook publish settings

When you add Facebook as a destination in the Composer, a settings panel appears with the following options.

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Reels

Toggle Publish as Reel to post the video in Facebook’s Reels format. When this is off, the video is published as a standard Page video post. Reels receive dedicated placement in the Facebook Reels feed in addition to appearing on your Page.

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Story format

Enable Also post to Story to publish the same video as a Facebook Story alongside the main post. Like Instagram Stories, Facebook Stories expire after 24 hours. The original Reel or video post on your Page is not affected by the Story’s expiration.

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Per-platform caption override

By default, the Composer’s shared caption is used for all destinations. To write a different caption specifically for Facebook, enable Override caption in the Facebook settings panel and enter your Facebook-specific text. This caption appears as the post description on your Page and applies only to the Facebook post.
Facebook captions support links, which can drive traffic from the post. If you include a URL in the Facebook-specific caption, confirm the link preview renders correctly in the Composer preview.

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Reconnect your Facebook Page

If the integration card shows Attention, your Meta token has expired or been revoked.
1

Open Integrations

Go to Dashboard → Integrations and locate the Facebook card.
2

Click Reconnect

Click Reconnect on the card to restart the OAuth flow.
3

Re-authorize in Facebook

Accept all permissions on Meta’s authorization page and confirm the Page selection to issue a fresh token.
4

Confirm the health chip

Wait for the monitoring job to run. The chip should return to Healthy within a few minutes.
If your Instagram or Threads accounts are also connected in the same workspace, check whether those cards also show Attention after reconnecting. A single Meta token refresh often updates all three surfaces simultaneously.