Connect a messaging channel
Look for the specific network and business account type your team uses.
Start with the channel your customers use and the kind of messages you need to handle. Connecting private messages does not automatically include comments, mentions or publishing tools.
Look for the specific network and business account type your team uses.
Check whether messages arrive in the workspace your agents already monitor.
Compare supported attachments, reply options and routing before planning a shared workflow.
What to check before installing
No. Private messages, public comments, mentions and publishing are separate capabilities. Read the listing for the precise channel features the connector supports.
Check the Messenger integration listing for the supported account type and authorization steps. Confirm which page permissions are required and how messages are routed to agents.
A network may impose reply windows, template rules or account restrictions. Connection status alone does not remove these rules; check the provider’s current requirements and the integration documentation.
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