With Walls.io, you can automatically import messages from Facebook Messenger onto your Wall. It's easy to achieve this with our Zapier integration. This step-by-step guide explains how it's done.
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​🚨 Important: This integration requires access to the Walls.io API, which can be purchased as an add-on for all plans. API access is also included in our Enterprise plans and some legacy plans.
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❗️ Please note: It's only possible to fetch messages that Facebook users send to your Facebook page (for which you have administrator rights). Messages from users to other users are not supported.

To get started, sign in to your Facebook account if you haven't already.
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Create a Facebook page (if you haven't already) to which Facebook users will send their messages via Facebook Messenger. These messages will then be displayed on your social Wall.

Log in to your Walls.io account and go to Settings > API and activate the access token: 👇
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In Zapier, start to create your "Zap" by clicking "Make a Zap" (a Zap is kind of a "recipe" that will connect two apps, in our case FB Messenger and Walls.io). Enter a name for your Zap, i.e. "FB Messenger to Walls.io". Choose Facebook Messenger for the trigger app and "New Message sent to Page" as the trigger event:👇
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Then, sign in to your Facebook Messenger and make sure to check all relevant Facebook pages or check "Select all" when signing in to your Facebook account: 👇

Please note that it's also necessary to turn on all the options in the next step:👇

Afterwards, click "OK" and then click "Continue":👇
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Next, set up the trigger by selecting the Facebook page you've created in step 2 (and selected while connecting your Facebook Messenger account in step 4) and click "Continue":👇

Afterwards, click "Test trigger":👇
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and then click "Continue": 👇
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Next, we're going to set up the Zapier action. Choose Walls.io for the app event and "Create Post" as the Action event:👇
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Afterwards, connect your Walls.io account this way: 👇
Click "Choose an account" and then, click "Connect a new account".

You'll see a new window where you can insert the API access token of your social Wall. Copy the API access token of your Wall from step 3 and paste it into the Access Token field:

Next, set up the Zapier action this way:

If you do not want to show the username on your wall, you can always hide it with a custom CSS snippet, which you can find in this article.
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Select True for Moderation Status if you want to set your wall to Automatic Moderation. If you prefer to have Manual Moderation (=approve each post manually before it gets displayed on your social Wall), select False.
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Finally, test your Zap and turn it on:👇
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