Page posts, with or without images, from the same calendar as everything else.
Connected Pages publish today.
What Opal posts to Facebook.
You connect a Facebook Page you administer.
- Text posts
- Single images and multi-image posts
- Links with their preview
Exactly what Opal asks for, and why.
These are the scope names as Facebook shows them on its own consent screen. Nothing else is requested.
What it grants. The list of Pages you administer.
How Opal uses it. Letting you choose which Page to connect.
What it grants. Permission to publish posts to the connected Page.
How Opal uses it. Publishing an approved post at its scheduled time.
What it grants. Read access to the Page and its posts.
How Opal uses it. Reading back what was published so the calendar shows the truth.
What it grants. Your name and profile picture on Facebook.
How Opal uses it. Required by Meta on any login. Not stored beyond the connection record.
What to expect from this channel.
- Opal publishes to Pages, never to a personal profile.
- Meta access expires roughly every 90 days, with a warning before it lapses.
- Re-consenting to Meta replaces the whole set of granted Pages, so keep every Page selected when you reconnect.
How Opal handles the data behind this connection is set out in the privacy policy, and the terms of use in the terms of service.
See it on your brands.
A 30-minute call: your channels, your calendar, and what Opal would take off your plate first.