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# Connect Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp
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To connect your Instagram, WhatsApp, or Facebook Business account, please follow the instructions below.
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**ACCESS RIGHTS**
To connect the Meta ecosystem to your Fullwhere workspace, you must be a supervising member with Administrator rights.
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Log in to your Fullwhere account.
* Go to Settings
* Then to [Connections](https://app.fullwhere.com/settings/connectivities).
* Select a platform to configure (Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook)
## Instagram
* On the "Instagram Message" card, click Configure
* In the panel that opens on the right, click Connect Instagram
On the Facebook dialog page that opens, you may be asked to log in to your Facebook account if you are not already logged in on your current browser.
Once logged in, choose the Business Portfolio to which the Instagram page you want to connect to Fullwhere is attached, then click Continue:
In the next step, choose the Facebook page to which your Instagram Business account is linked, then click Continue:
In the next step, select the Instagram Business account you want to connect to Fullwhere, then click Continue:
Finally, you will be asked to save the permissions you have just granted to Fullwhere. To confirm, click Save, then I understand.
Once redirected to Fullwhere, to check that the connection has been established, go to Settings, Connections, then on the Instagram section click Edit. The Instagram Business accounts connected to Fullwhere are displayed in the panel that opens on the right.
## Facebook
* On the "Facebook Message" card, click Configure
* In the panel that opens on the right, click Connect Facebook
On the Facebook dialog page that opens, you may be asked to log in to your Facebook account if you are not already logged in on your current browser.
Once logged in, choose the Business Portfolio to which the Instagram page you want to connect to Fullwhere is attached, then click Continue:
In the next step, choose the Facebook page to which your Instagram Business account is linked, then click Continue:
Finally, you will be asked to save the permissions you have just granted to Fullwhere. To confirm, click Save, then I understand.
Once redirected to Fullwhere, to check that the connection has been established, go to Settings, Connections, then on the Facebook section click Edit. The Facebook Business accounts connected to Fullwhere are displayed in the panel that opens on the right.
## WhatsApp
* Click Configure
* In the panel that opens on the right, click Connect WhatsApp.
* Follow the steps
Once redirected to Fullwhere, to check that the connection has been established, go to Settings, Connections, then on the WhatsApp section click Edit. The connected accounts are displayed in the panel that opens on the right.
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🔔 Once your accounts are connected, please notify our teams so that we can validate the page synchronization.
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