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# Set Up Meta Permissions for Amplification
To start amplifying your ads with impact.com, you must connect your Meta account to impact.com. To do this, you [require a business portfolio in Meta Business Suite](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/1710077379203657) with the necessary admin and asset-level permissions. Refer to [Meta Amplification Explained](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/boost-ads-with-meta-amplification-for-brands.md) to learn more.
Follow the steps below to verify or update user permissions before connecting your Meta account to impact.com.
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**Note:** These steps take place directly in [Meta Business Suite](https://business.facebook.com/), not in impact.com.
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## Log in & select your business portfolio
1. Log into [Meta Business Suite](https://business.facebook.com/).
2. Select the  **\[Drop-down menu]** in the top-left and select your target **Business Portfolio**.
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## Verify business-level access
1. Select  **\[Settings]** at the bottom of the left navigation panel.
2. Under the *Users* section in the left menu, select **People**.
3. Locate the user who will be connecting their account to impact.com.
4. Ensure the user has *Full access* (or appropriate administrative permissions) assigned to the business portfolio.
* If the user does not have full access, then do the following:
1. Select  **\[More] → Edit business portfolio permissions**.
2. In the modal, navigate to the *Full access* section and select  **\[Toggle on] Manage**.
3. Select **Save**.
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## Verify ad account permissions
1. Under the *Accounts* section in the left menu, select **Ad Accounts**.
2. From the middle panel, select the ad account you plan to use to amplify ads.
* If you have not added an ad account, see [Meta's help article](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/915885887059947) for instructions.
3. Under the *People* tab, verify that the user is listed.
* If they're listed, select **Manage** next to their name to confirm they have permission to manage campaigns or control full ad account settings.
* If they're not listed, select **Assign people** to add them.
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## Verify Instagram account permissions
1. Under the *Accounts* section in the left menu, select **Instagram accounts**.
2. Select the relevant Instagram account.
* If you have not yet added an Instagram account, select  **\[Add]** and follow the instructions.
3. Under the *People* tab, confirm the connecting user is assigned to the account with permissions to manage *Content*, *Ads*, and *Insights*.
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Once these permissions are confirmed, you can proceed to [connect your account](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/configure-an-amplification-campaign.md#connect-your-meta-account) to impact.com and start amplifying your ads.
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