ScapeOne uses permission-based integrations so customers can connect approved business accounts, payments, maps, accounting, search, review, and social media workflows.
Connect Facebook and Instagram Business accounts to publish posts, manage social media activity, and access approved Page information with customer permission.
Each card shows whether the integration is available, in progress, or planned.
Connect Facebook Business accounts to publish posts, manage social media activity, and access approved Page information with customer permission.
Connect Instagram Business accounts to publish posts, manage social media activity, and access approved account information with customer permission.
Connect business locations for local profile visibility, review insights, and local marketing workflow.
Bring search visibility signals into Growth Hub reporting and recommendations.
Calendar sync is planned for teams that want external calendar visibility alongside ScapeOne scheduling.
Use Maps and geocoding support for addresses, dispatch views, and route-aware field operations.
Support invoice payments and subscription billing workflows through Stripe configuration.
Gmail connection is planned for future email workflow improvements.
Outlook connection is planned for future Microsoft email and calendar workflows.
Connect accounting workflow for customers, invoices, payments, matching, and sync review.
Connect accounting workflow for Xero contacts, invoices, and payments where configured.
This information is public so customers and Meta reviewers can understand the integration purpose.
Each business customer authorizes its own Facebook or Instagram Business account connection.
ScapeOne only accesses approved business, Page, account, and permission data needed to provide the connected service.
Data is used to provide social posting, page connection, review, and business account features.
ScapeOne does not sell Meta Platform Data or use it for unrelated advertising.
The public Meta integration page explains what ScapeOne is, why it connects to Meta, what data is accessed, and how customers authorize their own connection.