Choose Facebook Pages
The customer starts the connection from Braineek for a Facebook Page workflow, not a personal profile publishing workflow.
Platform guidance
Braineek is designed to publish only to Facebook Pages that the authenticated user manages and has granted permission for. It does not publish to personal Facebook profiles.
Overview
This page gives customers and platform reviewers a public summary of how Braineek describes Facebook Pages workflows. It is not an internal setup guide and does not expose private app configuration, callback URLs, secrets, tokens, or backend implementation details.
Requirements
Authorization flow
The customer starts the connection from Braineek for a Facebook Page workflow, not a personal profile publishing workflow.
Braineek sends the customer to Meta/Facebook Login so the customer can authenticate directly with Meta.
The customer reviews the Page permissions requested for the workflow and continues only if the scope is acceptable.
The customer authorizes access for a Page they manage and where the required Page tasks are available.
Meta returns authorization context to Braineek. Braineek uses it only within the permissions the customer granted.
Braineek can support Page publishing workflows only for authorized Pages, subject to Meta permissions, Page access, and platform requirements.
The customer can disconnect access and request deletion through Braineek support and the relevant Meta account controls.
Customer checks
Use cases
Implementation boundary
The customer-facing scope is Facebook Pages only. The page should not imply publishing to personal Facebook profiles.
The verified Meta Pages API documentation supplied by the user identifies Facebook Login, a Page access token, and Page permissions for publishing workflows.
For Page post workflows, the verified source references the Page feed endpoint for text or link posts and the photos endpoint for Page photo workflows.
Scheduling can be described only as subject to Meta API requirements, including the future scheduling window and other platform constraints.
Trust links
Customers should be able to disconnect connected accounts and request data deletion through Braineek support and the platform-specific controls available in their connected account.
Customer-facing Facebook Pages questions.
No. Facebook workflow language is limited to Pages that the authenticated user manages and has granted permission for.
Meta documentation identifies Page permissions and a Page access token as part of the Page publishing flow.
Next step
Discuss account eligibility, permissions, and review expectations before planning connected platform workflows.