Connecting your Facebook Pages to Catchr allows you to centralize your social data and automate your reporting workflows.
Here are three simple steps to do it.
Go to app.catchr.io and log in using your Google account.
In the left-hand menu, click on Sources.
Click + Add source at the top right of the page.
From the list of platforms, select Facebook Pages (available in the Social section).
Name your Source on Catchr and click Connect your account (the name is available in the Source list on Catchr). We advise naming it with Facebook Pages - [Catchr username].
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This doesn’t have to be the same email as the one used on Catchr.
Check the previous settings :
Select Opt-in to all current and future pages so Catchr displays all future pages you can manage (they won’t be automatically activated, but will appear in your Catchr Source a few hours after you get access).
Provide the authorization to Catchr (Meta required us to request all these authorizations). Catchr will only retrieve the data you request, and we will never write data to any accounts.
Click Got it to finalize the connection between Meta and Catchr.
Your account will now appear in the Accounts list under the source you've just created.
An inactive account will still appear in the destination setup screens. You can activate it manually, but it will also be automatically activated as soon as it's used in a query. If your Catchr Source contains many accounts, you don't need to activate them manually; Catchr will automatically activate them when they are used.
You can now send data from your available accounts to one of Catchr's supported destinations, such as databases or visualization tools like Looker Studio, Google Sheets, Excel, Power BI, or Tableau.
Need help setting up a destination? Check out our dedicated tutorials:
