Facebook Pages

Facebook Messenger in the Drop Cowboy inbox

A Page message opens next to SMS and calls. Reply on Messenger. Publish a photo, video, or post to the Facebook Page you already run. Facebook stays the Page. Drop Cowboy is the inbox.

Automations is the hub

A Facebook Page message can start the work, or Drop Cowboy can. Messenger opens a thread in the shared inbox. A reply goes back on Messenger. A campaign can publish a photo, video, or post to the Page you already run.

This page is Page messages and posts. Facebook lead forms are a different guide. Facebook stays the Page. Drop Cowboy is the inbox.

Automations

Example automations

When a Page message arrives...

Messenger stays the channel. The thread opens in Drop Cowboy.

When you reply from the inbox...

The customer sees Messenger. Your team sees Drop Cowboy.

When a campaign should post...

Same Page. A photo, video, or post publishes to Facebook.

How to connect it

Facebook remains the Page. Drop Cowboy is the inbox.

  1. Connect the Facebook Page

    Use the Page you already run. Facebook stays the Page.

  2. Land messages in the inbox

    Inbound Messenger opens next to SMS and calls.

  3. Reply or publish

    Inbox replies go out on Messenger. Campaigns can create a Page post.

  4. Turn it on

    The team answers in Drop Cowboy. The customer stays on Messenger.

Questions people actually search

Do Facebook Page messages land in Drop Cowboy?
Yes. A Messenger thread opens in the shared inbox next to SMS and calls. Replies go back on Messenger.
Can I still post to the Page?
Yes. A campaign can publish a photo, video, or post to the Facebook Page you already run.
Is this Facebook lead ads?
No. Lead forms are a separate guide. That path is SMS, ringless, or the dialer after a form submit.

Answer Messenger where the rest of the team already works

Same inbox as SMS and calls. Facebook stays the Page.