This guide is for company employees, marketers and traffic arbitrage specialists who manage advertising for clients or employers. If your personal feed opens but company campaigns are missing, permissions may be the issue. Signing in again will not grant missing permissions.

Which details are needed to sign in

Sign in with your password and the email address or phone number linked to your personal profile. Open the official Facebook website, enter those details and sign in. There is no need to download an app: browser access is sufficient. If two-factor authentication is enabled, complete verification using a method you previously configured.

A company name or business page address cannot replace login credentials. A work email can be used for signing in if it is linked to your profile. Receiving an invitation from an administrator does not automatically create that link.

If you forget your password, use the password recovery link on the login screen. If authentication succeeds but business resources are missing, check permissions instead. Creating another profile will not give you access to company assets.

Why signing in does not grant advertising access

In services operated by Meta Platforms, signing in does not automatically grant business permissions. Your profile identifies you, a Facebook Page represents a business, and an ad account holds campaigns and payment settings. Permission to publish company news on a page does not automatically include permission to manage advertising.

A business portfolio brings company assets together. Through its settings, an administrator controls which resources each employee can use and what they can do with them. For example, someone may be able to view campaign results without being allowed to edit them. Access to the business page and campaign management tools must be checked separately.

What to check before starting work

In Meta Business Suite, select the business portfolio belonging to your company or client. If you have received an invitation, sign in with your own profile before accepting it. Then, in Meta Ads Manager, check the selected ad account by matching its ID with the number supplied by an administrator.

If it is missing, ask an administrator to review available resources and your assigned permissions. If you can view campaigns but cannot create or edit them, check your advertising permissions. If the platform displays a restriction notice, read the reason and follow on-screen instructions. Broader permissions will not remove a platform restriction.

For teams working in arbitrage, assign responsibility for campaign launches, budgets and payments before work begins. Before launching in Ads Manager, check the selected page, permissions and payment settings. If advertising will run under an Instagram profile, make sure it is connected and you have the required permissions. Each colleague should use their own profile. Grant individual access instead of sharing a supervisor’s password.

This guide is for company employees, marketers and traffic arbitrage specialists who manage advertising for clients or employers. If your personal feed opens but company campaigns are missing, permissions may be the issue. Signing in again will not grant missing permissions.

Which details are needed to sign in

Sign in with your password and the email address or phone number linked to your personal profile. Open the official Facebook website, enter those details and sign in. There is no need to download an app: browser access is sufficient. If two-factor authentication is enabled, complete verification using a method you previously configured.

A company name or business page address cannot replace login credentials. A work email can be used for signing in if it is linked to your profile. Receiving an invitation from an administrator does not automatically create that link.

If you forget your password, use the password recovery link on the login screen. If authentication succeeds but business resources are missing, check permissions instead. Creating another profile will not give you access to company assets.

Why signing in does not grant advertising access

In services operated by Meta Platforms, signing in does not automatically grant business permissions. Your profile identifies you, a Facebook Page represents a business, and an ad account holds campaigns and payment settings. Permission to publish company news on a page does not automatically include permission to manage advertising.

A business portfolio brings company assets together. Through its settings, an administrator controls which resources each employee can use and what they can do with them. For example, someone may be able to view campaign results without being allowed to edit them. Access to the business page and campaign management tools must be checked separately.

What to check before starting work

In Meta Business Suite, select the business portfolio belonging to your company or client. If you have received an invitation, sign in with your own profile before accepting it. Then, in Meta Ads Manager, check the selected ad account by matching its ID with the number supplied by an administrator.

If it is missing, ask an administrator to review available resources and your assigned permissions. If you can view campaigns but cannot create or edit them, check your advertising permissions. If the platform displays a restriction notice, read the reason and follow on-screen instructions. Broader permissions will not remove a platform restriction.

For teams working in arbitrage, assign responsibility for campaign launches, budgets and payments before work begins. Before launching in Ads Manager, check the selected page, permissions and payment settings. If advertising will run under an Instagram profile, make sure it is connected and you have the required permissions. Each colleague should use their own profile. Grant individual access instead of sharing a supervisor’s password.

This guide is for company employees, marketers and traffic arbitrage specialists who manage advertising for clients or employers. If your personal feed opens but company campaigns are missing, permissions may be the issue. Signing in again will not grant missing permissions.

Which details are needed to sign in

Sign in with your password and the email address or phone number linked to your personal profile. Open the official Facebook website, enter those details and sign in. There is no need to download an app: browser access is sufficient. If two-factor authentication is enabled, complete verification using a method you previously configured.

A company name or business page address cannot replace login credentials. A work email can be used for signing in if it is linked to your profile. Receiving an invitation from an administrator does not automatically create that link.

If you forget your password, use the password recovery link on the login screen. If authentication succeeds but business resources are missing, check permissions instead. Creating another profile will not give you access to company assets.

Why signing in does not grant advertising access

In services operated by Meta Platforms, signing in does not automatically grant business permissions. Your profile identifies you, a Facebook Page represents a business, and an ad account holds campaigns and payment settings. Permission to publish company news on a page does not automatically include permission to manage advertising.

A business portfolio brings company assets together. Through its settings, an administrator controls which resources each employee can use and what they can do with them. For example, someone may be able to view campaign results without being allowed to edit them. Access to the business page and campaign management tools must be checked separately.

What to check before starting work

In Meta Business Suite, select the business portfolio belonging to your company or client. If you have received an invitation, sign in with your own profile before accepting it. Then, in Meta Ads Manager, check the selected ad account by matching its ID with the number supplied by an administrator.

If it is missing, ask an administrator to review available resources and your assigned permissions. If you can view campaigns but cannot create or edit them, check your advertising permissions. If the platform displays a restriction notice, read the reason and follow on-screen instructions. Broader permissions will not remove a platform restriction.

For teams working in arbitrage, assign responsibility for campaign launches, budgets and payments before work begins. Before launching in Ads Manager, check the selected page, permissions and payment settings. If advertising will run under an Instagram profile, make sure it is connected and you have the required permissions. Each colleague should use their own profile. Grant individual access instead of sharing a supervisor’s password.

This guide is for company employees, marketers and traffic arbitrage specialists who manage advertising for clients or employers. If your personal feed opens but company campaigns are missing, permissions may be the issue. Signing in again will not grant missing permissions.

Which details are needed to sign in

Sign in with your password and the email address or phone number linked to your personal profile. Open the official Facebook website, enter those details and sign in. There is no need to download an app: browser access is sufficient. If two-factor authentication is enabled, complete verification using a method you previously configured.

A company name or business page address cannot replace login credentials. A work email can be used for signing in if it is linked to your profile. Receiving an invitation from an administrator does not automatically create that link.

If you forget your password, use the password recovery link on the login screen. If authentication succeeds but business resources are missing, check permissions instead. Creating another profile will not give you access to company assets.

Why signing in does not grant advertising access

In services operated by Meta Platforms, signing in does not automatically grant business permissions. Your profile identifies you, a Facebook Page represents a business, and an ad account holds campaigns and payment settings. Permission to publish company news on a page does not automatically include permission to manage advertising.

A business portfolio brings company assets together. Through its settings, an administrator controls which resources each employee can use and what they can do with them. For example, someone may be able to view campaign results without being allowed to edit them. Access to the business page and campaign management tools must be checked separately.

What to check before starting work

In Meta Business Suite, select the business portfolio belonging to your company or client. If you have received an invitation, sign in with your own profile before accepting it. Then, in Meta Ads Manager, check the selected ad account by matching its ID with the number supplied by an administrator.

If it is missing, ask an administrator to review available resources and your assigned permissions. If you can view campaigns but cannot create or edit them, check your advertising permissions. If the platform displays a restriction notice, read the reason and follow on-screen instructions. Broader permissions will not remove a platform restriction.

For teams working in arbitrage, assign responsibility for campaign launches, budgets and payments before work begins. Before launching in Ads Manager, check the selected page, permissions and payment settings. If advertising will run under an Instagram profile, make sure it is connected and you have the required permissions. Each colleague should use their own profile. Grant individual access instead of sharing a supervisor’s password.