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# Manage Facebook Page Connection
When you set up your account for the first time, you need to connect your Facebook Page in order to start sending messages. We’ll be sending message on your behalf, so we need the correct permissions from your Facebook Page.
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User must have "Messages and calls" permission for the Facebook Page. Read how to [check your Facebook Page permission](/learn/facebook/checking-page-permissions.md).
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### Initial Facebook Page Setup
The button is available in the **onboarding step** when you first register an account. Clicking the button creates the initial connection between 1send and your Facebook user account, where permission can be granted.
### Update Facebook Page Connection
When you create or gain access to a new Facebook Page, you will need to provide permission to 1send to send messages on the Facebook Page's behalf. Go to **Settings → Account** and click the "Manage Page" button. This will allow you to grant permission to the new Facebook Page
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