Brands and creators running an active Discord community usually want their broader announcements — new content, product updates, event news — to actually reach members there too, without maintaining a separate posting habit specifically for Discord. If Facebook is already where those announcements originate, syncing them automatically closes that gap.
Setting up Facebook as a source to Discord
- Connect both accounts — your Facebook Page and your Discord server — from the Accounts page in OneUp.
- Open the Crossposting menu from the dropdown next to Create a post, and click Add Workflow.
- Set Facebook as your source account.
- Set Discord as your destination, and choose which channel the crossposted content should land in, along with which bot profile should post it.
- Filter by content type if you only want certain kinds of Facebook posts (announcements, not every casual update) reaching your community.
- Launch the workflow. Every new qualifying Facebook post now automatically publishes to your chosen Discord channel.
Why this matters for community management
A Discord community that only hears from you sporadically tends to go quiet — engagement drops when there's nothing new to respond to. Automatically feeding your existing Facebook announcements into the right channel keeps the community informed without requiring a separate manual posting routine on top of everything else you're already managing.
Worth double-checking before you turn this on
Discord posts land in whichever channel and bot profile you've configured, so confirm both are set correctly before launching — especially if you manage more than one server or have multiple channels that could plausibly be the destination.
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