A Facebook post scheduler that also answers your Page's comments and reviews
WDIBoard schedules posts to Facebook Pages with a live per-network preview, plans them on the same content calendar as your other channels, and — because a Page collects more than posts — routes comments, DMs and reviews into one unified inbox so nothing sits unanswered.
A Facebook Page is more than a posting schedule
Scheduling the post is the easy part — most tools handle that. What actually determines whether a Page looks managed is what happens after: does a link post render the way you expect, does someone see a comment the same day it's left, does a one-star review get a response before it sits public and unanswered for a week. A calendar that only handles the outgoing side of a Page is solving half the job.
Scheduling to Facebook Pages
Compose link posts and media posts for your connected Facebook Pages, with a per-network live preview so you can see how a link card or an image will actually render before it goes out — not guess, or find out after the fact that a link preview pulled the wrong image.
Facebook in the content calendar
Facebook posts sit on the same drag-and-drop calendar — month, week or list view — as every other connected network, with per-channel queues and time-slot templates. Best-time-to-post suggestions apply to Facebook the same way they do everywhere else, so you're not manually cross-referencing when your Page audience is actually online.
Comments, DMs and Page reviews in the unified inbox
Facebook Page comments and Messenger DMs land in WDIBoard's unified inbox alongside every other connected network. Page reviews sit there too, with star filters and support for a Page representing more than one location. Assignment, tags, saved replies and sentiment labels apply across all of it — a review isn't a separate workflow bolted onto the side of the inbox, it's the same queue.
Facebook metrics in analytics
Follower growth, engagement, reach and impressions for your Facebook Pages roll into the same per-channel and cross-channel analytics dashboards as the rest of your connected networks, alongside best-time heatmaps and top-post rankings.
Approval workflows before anything publishes
Every plan includes approval workflows, so a Facebook post can move through Draft, In review and Approved before it's Scheduled — with inline comments, and client review links that work without a login for anyone outside WDIBoard who needs to sign off first.
Meta ad-account data in reporting
Where a Meta ad account is connected, that data appears in WDIBoard's reporting alongside your organic Facebook activity, so ad performance and Page performance aren't two separate places to check.
Reviews and comments: the part most schedulers ignore
A scheduling tool that only pushes posts out treats a Facebook Page like a broadcast channel, when in practice a Page accumulates comments and reviews whether or not anyone's watching for them. A review posted on a Friday afternoon can sit unanswered until Monday if nobody's specifically checking Facebook — and by then it's had two days to be the first thing a prospective customer reads.
WDIBoard puts Page reviews and comments into the same unified inbox as DMs, comments and mentions from every other connected network. Each item can be assigned to a specific team member, tagged, and answered with a saved reply if it's a common question or thanks. SLA timers flag anything that's been sitting without a response past a set threshold, so a review doesn't quietly age out of anyone's attention. It's the same queue, the same assignment model and the same saved-reply library your team already uses for every other channel — a Page review isn't a special case that needs its own habit.
| What happens without a unified inbox | How WDIBoard handles it |
|---|---|
| A review sits unanswered because nobody's specifically checking Facebook | Reviews land in the same inbox as every other channel, with SLA timers flagging what's been open too long |
| Comments and reviews are two separate habits to remember | One inbox, one assignment model, across comments, DMs and reviews |
| The same question gets typed out fresh every time | Saved replies available for common comments and reviews |
| No record of who answered what, or how quickly | Assignment, tags and SLA timers keep the response trail visible |
Who this is for
Businesses running an active Facebook Page. If your Page gets comments and reviews as well as posts, the value isn't just the calendar — it's not having Facebook be the one network where things go unanswered because nobody has a dedicated habit for checking it.
Agencies managing Pages for clients. Client-approver review links and an activity log mean a client can sign off on posts without needing Page-admin access, and SLA timers make it visible whether a client's reviews are actually being handled on time.
Local and multi-location businesses. Review handling with support for more than one location under a workspace means a business with several Pages isn't juggling separate logins to keep reviews answered everywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Can I schedule posts to a Facebook Page?
Yes. WDIBoard schedules link and media posts to connected Facebook Pages with a live per-network preview, on the same content calendar used for the other nine supported networks.
Do Facebook Page reviews show up alongside comments and messages?
Yes. Page reviews sit in the same unified inbox as comments and Messenger DMs, with star filters and support for Pages representing multiple locations, so nothing needs a separate check-in habit.
Can I set a response-time target for Facebook comments and reviews?
Yes. SLA timers in the unified inbox flag items that have been sitting without a response past a set threshold, whether that item is a comment, a DM or a Page review.
Can I see Facebook engagement and reach in analytics?
Yes. Follower growth, engagement, reach and impressions for your Facebook Pages appear in the same per-channel and cross-channel dashboards as every other connected network.
Does Meta ad performance show up in WDIBoard too?
Where a Meta ad account is connected, that ad performance data appears in WDIBoard's reporting alongside your organic Facebook Page activity.
Can someone approve a Facebook post before it publishes?
Yes, on every plan. Posts move through Draft, In review and Approved states before scheduling, with inline comments and client review links that work without a login for external approvers.
Run your Facebook Page from one calendar and one inbox
Schedule posts, preview them the way they'll render, and keep comments and reviews from piling up unanswered.
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