Setting up a public Facebook channel in Zendesk allows you to convert Facebook messages into tickets that your agents can manage. To do this, navigate to the Admin Center, click on Channels in the sidebar, and select Messaging and social > Facebook Pages. From there, you can add your Facebook Page by entering your credentials and granting Zendesk access to your account.
Once your Facebook Page is connected, you can adjust settings to control how messages are handled. This setup is available for all Zendesk Suite and Zendesk Support customers, with varying levels of support for public and private messages depending on your plan. For more details, check out the originalZendesk article.
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