Assignment
Activate rules where they belong
Rules can be assigned to connected accounts, so each brand profile can have its own boundaries and exceptions.
For Facebook Pages
Doorman receives new Page comments through Meta, checks your HIDE and EXEMPT rules, and separates clear violations from cases your team should see.
01Page moderation
Doorman classifies comments without pretending every case is obvious. That keeps automation useful and decisions reviewable.
Assignment
Rules can be assigned to connected accounts, so each brand profile can have its own boundaries and exceptions.
Outcome
Alongside visible and hidden, review provides a place for comments that should not be decided automatically.
Overview
Depending on the plan, multiple connected accounts can be organized and managed in separate workspaces.
Recovery
A hidden Facebook comment can be made visible again from Doorman.
02How it works
The Page connection, your rules, and the handling of uncertain cases remain distinct, understandable steps.
Choose a Page for which you can grant the necessary permissions during the Meta connection flow.
Describe unwanted content and allowed exceptions in plain language.
Clear violations are hidden according to your configuration; uncertain cases wait for a decision.
03Clear boundaries
The integration needs permission to read comments and manage their visibility. It should therefore not be described as read-only access.
04Questions
The integration is designed for managed Facebook Pages that can grant the required permissions through Meta.
Yes. Rules can be assigned to specific connected accounts. Available account and workspace counts depend on the plan.
Yes. Hiding is a reversible moderation action, not permanent deletion.
Doorman primarily works with events sent by Meta to its webhook. It does not promise a universal scan interval or response-time guarantee.
Start with a small ruleset and watch uncertain cases before extending the workflow to more accounts.
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