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Connect Facebook

HIVE connects to your Facebook Pages - the Pages you manage, not your personal profile. You can connect more than one.

To connect a Facebook Page to HIVE, both of these must be true:

  1. You have a Facebook Page. HIVE manages Pages, not personal profiles or timelines.
  2. You have a Page role that can publish to it - Full Control or Partial Control in Facebook’s current access model (formerly called an Admin or Editor role) - and you’ll sign in with that Facebook account.

Need to set these up? Use Facebook’s own guides - their screens change often, so we link to the source rather than copy steps that go stale:

  1. Open your profile menu (top-right) and choose Connect Platforms.

  2. Find the Facebook card and select the + button in its corner.

  3. Read the short “Heads up before connecting” note, then choose Continue to Meta.

  4. A window opens on Facebook. Sign in, approve the access HIVE asks for, and choose the Page(s) to grant.

  5. Back in HIVE, the Select Facebook Pages window appears. Tick the Page(s) you want to connect, then choose Connect.

Your Facebook Page now shows as connected on the Connect Platforms page.

  • You sign in on Facebook. HIVE never sees or stores your Facebook password.
  • You’ll see a permission screen. It lists what HIVE will be able to do - for example, publish posts and read and reply to comments. Approve it to continue.
  • You choose your Pages twice. First on Facebook’s screen (which Pages to grant), then in HIVE (which of those to connect to this account).
  • Your existing posts come in. Once a Page is connected, HIVE imports the posts already published on it so they sit alongside what you publish through HIVE. See Imported posts.
  • Disconnect: on the Connect Platforms page, select your connected Facebook Page, choose Disconnect Account, and confirm. It’s removed from HIVE and you can reconnect it later. (Admins only.)
  • Reconnect or refresh: connect it again with the + button, or use Re-authenticate Account on the connected Page to refresh its access without removing it.