The Get Report node lets you fetch Facebook Page insights data across one or more pages using specified metrics, dimensions, and filters. This is an AI-powered node that can understand natural language instructions.

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When to Use It

Use this node to:
  • Generate automated social media performance reports
  • Track page growth metrics like followers and engagement over time
  • Analyze post performance and audience insights
  • Create data-driven content strategy decisions
  • Export data for further analysis in external tools

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Inputs

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
PagesMulti-select✅Select one or more Facebook Pages to query
Date RangeDate range picker✅Select date range for the report
MetricsMulti-select✅Select metrics to include in the report
DimensionsMulti-select❌Select dimensions to segment your data
FiltersRule-based filters❌Add filters to refine your data
Order BySort configuration❌Set the order of results
LimitNumber❌Maximum number of rows to return
OptionsReport options❌Additional options for the report

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Options Reference

These optional settings let you format the output from Facebook before passing it to other nodes.
OptionDescription
Pretty Column NamesConverts column headers to Title Case (e.g. pageFollowers becomes Page Followers)
Add Percent Sign to RatiosAppends % to ratio metrics like Engagement Rate
Display Currency SymbolAdds currency symbol if applicable to any monetary metrics
Compact NumbersConverts large numbers to short format (e.g. 10K instead of 10,000)
Pivot Dimensions as ColumnsTransforms dimension values into separate columns for easier comparison

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Report Levels

Facebook Page insights can be reported at different levels:
  • Page Level: Overall page performance and audience metrics
  • Post Level: Individual post performance and engagement

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Output

The node returns a structured dataset with Facebook Page insights metrics and dimensions. The exact format depends on your configuration and the data returned from Facebook. Typical Output Structure:
  • Data Rows: Performance metrics and dimensions
  • Metadata: Page information, date ranges, and query details
  • Summary Statistics: Total records, data freshness, execution time
Can be passed to:
  • AI nodes like Analyze Data or Structured Output
  • Export nodes (e.g., Google Sheets)
  • Email or Slides nodes

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Credit Cost

  • Cost per run: 1 credit (per successful execution)

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Example Setup

Scheduler (Daily 10 AM) →
Facebook Get Report →
AI Analysis →
Google Slides Report →
Slack Notification
Configuration Example:
  • Pages: My Business Page, Secondary Page
  • Date Range: Last 30 days
  • Metrics: Page Followers, Post Reach, Engagement Rate, New Followers
  • Dimensions: Date, Post Type
  • Limit: 1000 rows

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Important Limitations

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Post-Level Reporting Restrictions

When working with post-level data, be aware of these Facebook API limitations:
  • No Historical Comparisons: You cannot use ‘Compared To’ functionality with post-level fields
  • No Date Dimension: You cannot use ‘date’ dimension with post-level fields
  • Lifetime Data Only: Facebook only returns lifetime data for posts
  • Use Post Created Time: Instead of ‘date’, use ‘Post Created Time’ dimension for post-level reports

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Geographic Data Availability

  • Limited Geographic Breakdowns: Country-level or city-level breakdowns are only available for the Lifetime Likes metric
  • Page-Level Only: Geographic dimensions work only with page-level metrics, not post-level

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Data Retention

  • Page Non-aggregatable Insights: Provides non-aggregatable page-level data reported daily for the last two years
  • Historical Access: Limited by Facebook’s data retention policies

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FAQs