Keep your local Facebook presence connected to your store data.
A brand Page and a local store Page serve different needs. We’re planning a Facebook connection for teams that want their local business details to stay part of the same location-management process as their website.
Maptera Listings is in development. Publisher connections are not yet available; rollout depends on provider approval and testing.
Maptera ListingsConcept preview · sample data
Juniper Market · Downtown
One location record
01 · Match
02 · Review
03 · Publish
Proposed change · Facebook
Store website
Current listing
Company homepage
Proposed update
Dedicated location page
Awaiting your team’s approval
A shared store record, with a separate result for each publisher.
Planned workflow
A new website for each branch
Here’s how we’re designing the Facebook connection to fit your team’s day-to-day work.
01
Map local Pages to real locations
Start with an inventory of the Facebook Pages your team manages. A central brand Page may represent the whole company, while local Pages represent individual branches. The planned workflow focuses on matching the appropriate local presence to a Maptera store.
02
Separate store information from social publishing
An updated branch website or contact number belongs to your location-maintenance process. We are planning this connection around business information; social posts, advertising campaigns, and inbox conversations are separate workflows.
03
Prepare permissions before a network rollout
Franchise and regional teams may manage Pages through different people or business accounts. Establish who can authorize access and approve changes for each location. That preparation will make it easier to define a pilot once the connection passes platform review and testing.
Get ready
Prepare your Facebook rollout.
You can organize your store data and ownership details while the connection is being built. Bring this information to an early-access conversation so we can scope your first locations together.
Inventory local store Pages separately from the central brand Page.
Identify the person or business account that can authorize each Page.
Prepare the branch-specific website and contact details you want to maintain.
Choose an initial set of Pages managed by a single operations team.
The provider roadmap
Explore the rest of your network.
Each connection has its own rollout. Explore the planned workflows and tell us which providers and markets matter to your business.
The Facebook connection is planned and is not yet available. Availability and supported fields depend on platform permissions, review, and integration testing.
Will this schedule Facebook posts or manage ads?
The early-access scope on this page is local business information. It does not include post scheduling, advertising, or social inbox management.
What if franchisees control their own Pages?
Prepare an inventory of those Pages and who can authorize access. A brand relationship alone does not grant permission to manage a franchisee’s Page; the future connection will need the appropriate account authorization.
Plan your rollout
Your next chapter in location management starts here.
Tell us where your stores are and which listings matter to your business. We’ll discuss your requirements and early-access fit as connections become ready.
Listings is coming soon. An inquiry does not activate a connection or start a subscription. Pricing and provider availability will be confirmed before activation.