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How to use Social Wall

Collect approved Facebook and Instagram content and present posts, images and videos in social display layouts.

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Overview

Collect approved Facebook and Instagram content and present posts, images and videos in social display layouts.

Before you begin

Use a Meta account that has the required Page or professional Instagram permissions. Decide whether posts require moderation.

Good to know

  • Reconnect Meta when permissions or passwords change.
  • Moderate sensitive content before it reaches public screens.
  • Video playback depends on the media URL supplied by Meta.

Publishing

After saving the app, add its slide to a playlist and publish that playlist to the required screen. Use Preview to confirm the layout before sending it to a live display.

Step by Step Guide
Step 1: Create a social profile

Open Social Wall and create or select the profile used by the display.

Step 2: Connect Facebook or Instagram

Follow the Meta login flow and approve the requested Page and Instagram permissions.

Step 3: Sync posts

Refresh the profile and confirm recent posts, captions, emojis, images and videos are available.

Step 4: Moderate content

Enable moderation when required, then approve or hide individual posts.

Step 5: Choose a layout

Select focused, carousel or mosaic presentation and set a suitable duration.

Step 6: Save and publish

Preview text and media on the target orientation, then publish the app slide.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Meta show “Unsupported get request”?
The selected object may no longer exist or the connected account lacks permission. Reconnect using an account that manages the Page and Instagram profile.
Refresh the synced post after reconnecting. SignMitra stores and displays social text as Unicode.
Yes when Meta provides a playable media URL and the selected layout supports video.
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