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title: Sending a Facebook message with failover
description: The Dispatch API provides the ability to create message workflows with failover to secondary channels. This task looks at using the Dispatch API to send a Facebook message with failover to the SMS channel.
products:
- dispatch
introduction:
title: Introduction to this task
description: This task shows you how to use the failover functionality of the Dispatch API.
content: |
# Introduction
The [Dispatch API](/dispatch/overview) features workflows with automatic failover. In this tutorial you see how to send a Facebook Messenger message with automatic failover to SMS.
This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to installing the required tools, building your application, writing the code and testing. The message sent is plain text.
For further background information on Facebook messaging see our [supporting documentation](/messages/concepts/facebook).
> **NOTE:** This task assumes you have already created a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page.
prerequisites:
- create-nexmo-account
- install-nodejs
- install-nexmo-cli-beta
- install-node-sdk-beta
- messages-dispatch/create-application
- messages-dispatch/configure-webhooks
- messages-dispatch/write-webhook-server
- messages-dispatch/test-webhook-server
tasks:
- messages-dispatch/link-facebook-page
- messages-dispatch/send-facebook-failover
conclusion:
title: What's next?
description: What else can you do with the Dispatch API?
content: |
# What's next?
You can do a lot more with the Dispatch API.
See [Dispatch API documentation](/dispatch/overview) and [a multi-user, multi-channel workflow Dispatch use case](/use-cases/dispatch-user-fallback).
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